You Are Enough Series

This women's fiction novella can be read as a standalone or as book 1.5 of the You Are Enough series. The Haynes family members are doing their best to navigate life as a new unit. After a whirlwind romance, a hasty marriage, and subsequent adoption of two girls, they are all trying to develop a new normal that suits everyone. With each of the family members having been through their own terrible traumas, it becomes obvious there is no easy way to balance everyone's needs, but Zara and Zach try their best. When they decide to adopt a dog from Carter's Forever Rescue and Sanctuary, a new level of chaos enters the house and hilarity ensues. How will they all cope? Will love be enough? Can a dog deepen their bond? Or will they always be too overwhelmed? Join them on their journey that gives a glimpse into life beyond We're All a Little Broken and see if they are able to achieve their happily ever after. All proceeds from this publication are donated to Carter's Forever Rescue and Sanctuary.

This women's fiction novel can be read as a standalone or as book 1 of the You Are Enough series. Zara Levy is an introvert with Generalized Anxiety Disorder, who lives according to what her mental health dictates. At twenty-nine years old, she has dedicated the last decade of her life to helping other young people who are battling their own disorders and attempting to make a difference where she can. Her kind heart and generous nature make her well-loved amongst those who know her, but her brain continues to convince her she's not worthy. She has certain dreams and goals, but struggles to achieve them with the invisible barriers she faces. When some big changes happen for Zara's best friend, Quinn, Zara questions whether she's allowing the best years of her life to pass on by rather than living them. A handsome stranger comes crashing into her world, literally, giving her the opportunity to have everything she's ever wanted. There's just one problem: love doesn't fix all that is broken. That's something she has to do herself. Inspired by the music of Guns N' Roses, follow Zara along on her journey. Will she be able to embrace her flaws and strive for happiness? Or will her inner demons convince her she's just too broken? Content Warning: This book deals with mental health issues; particularly anxiety, depression, and panic disorders.

This women's fiction novel can be read as a standalone or as book 2 of the You Are Enough series. Chelsea, a college student with trust issues and PTSD, has spent the last fifteen years of her life trying to reconcile the horrific experiences of her childhood. She has always kept people at a distance, only letting select few into her inner circle. After being adopted by a wonderful family and cultivating a friendship with Liam Davis, Chelsea is finally taking strides toward a better future. When suddenly, she comes face to face with her past, the effects of her PTSD are back at the forefront, and cause her to head down a self-destructive path, led by a dreamy bad boy. Her new relationship causes contention with those whom Chelsea had learned to trust, and she finds herself floundering, not knowing wrong from right. In her misguided attempts to protect those she cares about, she travels down the path to self-destruction at an alarming rate. Inspired the music of Panic! At the Disco, follow Chelsea along on her wild journey. Will she be able to find her way back to solid ground and learn to trust again? Or will she always be too guarded? Content warning: This book deals with addiction, abuse, manipulation, and mental illness. 

This women's fiction novella can be read as a standalone or as book 2.5 of the You Are Enough series.  Chelsea and Liam fell in love after years of friendship. Their journey to be together wasn't direct, and as a result, they are equipped to confront and overcome obstacles they face along the way. As their lives move forward, they want to reach the same milestones other couples their age achieve: get married, buy a house, have children, live happily ever after. When their plan is derailed and Chelsea begins to blame herself for her past choices, a new issue catches them by surprise, throwing a wrench in their carefully curated timeline. With their status quo being flipped on its axis, everything they've built together is challenged. Can they learn to lean on each other and their families? Will they be able to manage? Can they achieve the proverbial happily ever after? Or is everyone just too tired? All proceeds from this publication will be donated to SickKids Hospital. Content warning: Please read the preface if issues surrounding fertility and childbirth are sensitive topics for you. 

This women's fiction novel can be read as a standalone or as book 3 of the You Are Enough series.  Isla, an aspiring author with social anxiety, hopes to one day use her creative talents to top the bestseller charts. With a traumatic childhood behind her and a publishing contract signed for her debut novel, she's poised to take on the New York Times charts and achieve the dreams she's been working toward for years. When a catastrophic loss derails everything, and her grief begins to rule her life, she seeks out the support of an online group of others dealing with the death of a loved one. She connects with an unlikely friend who understands what she's going through, even if he is the most ignorant human she's ever met. They couldn't be more opposite, but together, they work to get Isla's book back on track via unconventional methods and a stroke of luck. However, Isla is struggling to process the guilt she feels surrounding her loss, which jeopardizes everything, personal and professional. Her anxiety, which she's kept at bay for years, returns front and centre, leaving her unable to move forward, let alone find her own happily ever after. Inspired by the music of Taylor Swift, follow Isla along her heart-wrenching journey. Will her and her new friend be able to lean on each other to heal from their losses? Can Isla rid herself of the guilt she's carrying squarely on her shoulders? Or will she always be too scared?