Some writers stay in one lane.
I like to use every part of the highway.
I write about the things people whisper about, the things families avoid talking about, the questions that keep you up at night, and the stuff I wish somebody had explained to me sooner.
My work is different because I am inspired by life.
For glimpses into my less manicured thoughts, visit B’s Blog Corner.
A tenant moves in.
The rent becomes a problem.
Boundaries become a problem.
The situation becomes a legal problem.
And eventually, the landlord has had enough.
Why you might want to read it.
Because sometimes the most unbelievable stories are the ones that actually happened.
Because being a landlord isn’t always passive income and pretty investment-property spreadsheets.
Because boundaries matter.
Because sometimes you need to laugh at an absolutely ridiculous situation before it drives you crazy.
And because, honestly…
Who hasn’t had a “please just GO AWAY” person in their life?
This book is for you if…
- You have ever dealt with a nightmare tenant.
- You own rental property.
- You have ever struggled with setting boundaries.
- You enjoy true-to-life stories with humor and attitude.
- You like authors who aren’t afraid to tell the whole story.
- You have ever looked at a situation and thought, “There is NO way this is happening to me.”
Marriage is one chapter.
Divorce is another.
Motherhood changes the plot.
A career changes the plot again.
And somehow, you’re still supposed to remember where you put your keys.
This is a candid look at what happens when a woman refuses to disappear inside the roles she’s been given.
This isn’t a “divorce book.”
Not really.
It’s about identity.
It’s about the woman underneath the titles.
And the uncomfortable question:
Who are you when everyone else is telling you who you’re supposed to be?
This book is for you if…
- Read it if you’ve ever felt like your ambition was “too much.”
- Read it if you’ve ever wondered whether motherhood changed you.
- Read it if you’ve rebuilt yourself after divorce.
- Read it if you’ve ever had to start over.
- Read it if you’re trying to figure out how to be a whole person while simultaneously being responsible for other people.
- Or read it simply because sometimes you need another woman to say the things you’ve been thinking but haven’t said out loud.
Finance for Tweens makes money make sense.
The interactive workbook gives young people a foundation in financial literacy through exercises, conversations, vocabulary, and practical concepts.
The official program includes more than 40 pages of interactive material and is designed to help tweens understand money and its role in the U.S. economy. It can also be used by parents, homeschoolers, and classroom educators.
This book is for you if…
- You homeschool your children.
- You want to teach your kid money basics.
- You are a teacher or homeschool parent who wants a free curriculum involving money. (Sent separately via email)
- You want to help someone understand how money moves within the economy.
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