This post describes my motivation for publishing urban romance novels although some may see it as an oxymoron or in conflict with my day job

Meet cute and Black Women STEM How I describe my writing. Contemporary Romance, African American Fiction, African American Romance,

Here is more insight into my writing process, if you want to call it such a thing 🤣. Although as a very linear, meticulous engineer, I over engineer many aspects of my life, I did not do the same for my writing. I started writing fiction at the beginning of the pandemic in April 2020 with a group of Black female engineering professors who wanted to market Black women in STEM to the masses. This was a way to amplify for diversity, equity, inclusion and justice in engineering,

Anyone who follows me on social media can see how transparent and open I am about my academic journey and mission to #DiversifySTEM. That being said, social media also inspires me as much as I seek to inspire. You will soon see that some of my stories are ripped street from the pages of these social media streets and injected with my STEM mind. #ElevatedInferno is based upon a story I saw on Instagram about a college student who livestreamed her elevator rescue. Her rescuer w

My vision for my genre. I knew if I was going to embark on this new fictional author adventure then I had to find a way to do it in a unique and original way. Something that felt authentic to me and nothing like I had ever seen before. Being a Black Woman in STEM means being a trailblazer. That means everything I do is unchartered territory. Always being a pioneer means sometimes moving blindly just to arrive at destination you can feel but cannot see. In my mission to write