About Tish
It’s true, the old proverbial saying, that home is where your heart is. Though my family comes from Louisiana, Texas is my home. I have been married to my best friend for thirty-four years. We have three beautiful daughters and a daughter-in-law.
My family and kids have always been the center of my life. Even working as a geriatric and hospice nurse, my focus was on my patients. It wasn’t until I retired and became an empty-nester that I found a new purpose in sharing my enthusiasm for storytelling.
I wasn’t the child who kept diaries, journals, or aspired to be a writer. But storytelling had always intrigued me, either from sharing my own experiences or just listening to the stories of others.
Putting words to paper wasn’t as easy as I thought. After publishing my first two books, I learned some valuable lessons about writing and publishing. And I know there’s so much more to learn. But I think I finally grasped what it means to embrace the craft and the authenticity of writing.
Who would have guessed that a latent writer would surface in my sixties?
I have enjoyed building a world that blends coziness with mystery, where justice is served and happy endings are more enticing than the reality of today’s world, especially within books. I hope my stories offer a sense of comfort, unforgettable characters, and a captivating whodunit with a satisfying conclusion. Because life would be just plain old boring without a good dose of caffeinated fun to brighten your world, wouldn’t it?
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Besides writing, I like visiting various coffee shops, exploring second-hand bookstores, going to craft and pen shows, and playing cozy games. I also enjoy writing haiku and the challenge of capturing a meaningful moment with just a few precise words.
Feel free to reach out to me; a friend is never a stranger.


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Five Fun Facts:
- I like peanut butter and Grand Marnier in my coffee.
- While learning the alphabet, my parents thought I had dyslexia because I would recite them backwards.
- The first book I checked out at the library was, Alice In Wonderland;
MomI never returned it. - As a teen, I auditioned for Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, but was chosen to play the Cowardly Lion at the Alley Theatre.
- At eighteen I tried to join the convent and become a Nun, even though I wasn’t a catholic.