Current Projects
Holding On and Letting Go (in beta)
A small-town, Southern romance about love, loss, second chances, and the courage to love again…
Five years ago, 25-year-old Laney Harwood lost the love of her life. After Danny’s death, Laney swore that she could never risk feeling that kind of heartache again. However, the universe seems to have other plans when she “literally” runs into Jake Kincaid—a sexy city boy who’s not only her childhood nemesis but also Danny’s cousin. Laney can’t deny that Jake has ignited something in her that she hasn’t felt in a long time. But how can she hold on to a possible future with Jake when she still can’t seem to let go of her past with Danny?
A coming-of-age romance about tragedy, overcoming obstacles, and the power of fate…
Sixteen-year-old Ainsley Cavanaugh knows she’s damaged. After four months of therapy, locking herself in her room, and pushing away everyone in her life, she still struggles with the one tragic decision that changed her entire world one warm spring night.
When she arrives in Maryland to spend the summer with her free-spirited Aunt Jana, Ainsley hopes that some time away from home will help her heal. What she finds is an unlikely ally in eighteen-year-old Noah Carson. Noah understands her like no one else can, and he eventually helps Ainsley discover herself again and take the first steps toward moving on with her life.
But as their relationship ebbs and flows over the course of six years and a number of separations, will they ever overcome the many obstacles standing in the way of their growing love for one another?
A story about the power of friendship, growth, and moving on…
Ten years ago, six college friends embarked on a journey to the French island Réunion for one last spring break adventure before graduation. Unfortunately, after a series of betrayals, it would be the last time some of them would ever talk again.
Imogen: the mother hen
Fletcher: the loyal friend
Celeste: the emotionally-driven musician
Bryan: the savvy businessman
Matthew: the heart-on-his-sleeve politician
Rachael: the sassy sports star
Imogen’s dying wish is to bring the group together again, right past wrongs, and mend the rifts between them—but she’s run out of time. As part of her will, she leaves five plane tickets for her five remaining friends to return to the island in an attempt to rewrite fate. But will her death be enough to help them all heal?
How to Catch a Shooting Star
A modern-day twist on Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing”…
Lyssa Campbell works for one of the biggest up-and-coming production companies in the nation. As assistant to director and producer Joshua Moore, she’s learned a lot about the business—including how fast rumors can fly when you’re soaring toward the top at lightning speed. This is why no one—not even her closest friends—can know about her and Josh’s behind-the-scenes friends-with-benefits arrangement.
Sure, she and Josh have known each other since film school. They’ve been best friends for nearly six years, and their arrangement has always been strictly no-strings-attached. But in a profession where everything is filtered through a camera’s lens, a scandal can make or break even the most sought-after talent–and friendship.
After the paparazzi snags photos of Josh giving a friendly peck on the cheek to the star of his soon-to-be blockbuster, Amelia Blake, the world starts to spin out of control for Lyssa and Josh. The fans want what they want, so Josh and Amelia’s agents devise a plan to stir up even more buzz about the movie.
Josh insists it’s only for publicity, but Lyssa isn’t so sure as she stands by and watches the media circus that is now “Jamelia.” Even worse, as Josh’s most reliable and trusted assistant, she is now tasked with making sure every single Jamelia appearance goes off without a hitch.
As she and Josh drift further apart, Lyssa finds that she can only fight against her newfound jealousy for so long. Can she and Josh ride out the media storm to the end? Or will their friendship—along with everything else—fade to black?
Kimberly Dana Harris 