The Giving Chapter
From Fiction to Freedom
Turning Stories Into Healing
Where Story Becomes Action
Stories reach people in ways nothing else can. They meet us in the quiet places, walk with us through what has not yet been spoken, and remind us that we are not alone in what we carry.
The struggles my characters face are fictional. The pain, courage, and need for hope behind them are not. Right now, many people are living in the middle of those stories, still searching for a way forward.
That’s why 15% of my profit from every book goes to organizations that step into those real stories every day—serving people facing abuse, trauma, addiction, and mental health battles. Each novel is paired with two partner organizations whose work reflects the deeper themes woven through its pages, and they share that 15%.
When you read one of these books, its purpose doesn’t end with the final chapter. What moved you on the page can begin to move someone else toward healing.
Fight for Freedom · Book One
Passing Through Sorrow
Passing Through Sorrow confronts abuse, fear, survival, and the long road back to freedom. Because Bailey’s story moves through harm, control, trauma, and the fight to reclaim safety, this book aligns with organizations that serve women escaping abuse and with support efforts that strengthen veterans and those who carry invisible wounds of their own.
This story gives toward restoration in real lives—supporting women who need safety and a way forward, while also honoring the burden many veterans continue to carry long after service ends.
Partner Organizations
Terri Savelle Foy Ministries – Women’s Outreach
Supporting women and girls in safe houses and help centers, including those affected by abuse, exploitation, and other life-altering hardship.
Visit Women’s OutreachThe American Legion – Be The One
Supporting veteran and servicemember suicide prevention through awareness, training, and mental health support.
Visit Be The OneProtectors Trilogy · Book One
Legend of the Protectors
Legend of the Protectors steps into fear, trauma, duty, and the hidden battles people carry long before anyone else sees them. Because this story centers on law enforcement, mental strain, Native communities, and the cost of carrying darkness in silence, it connects naturally with organizations that support officer wellness, mental health awareness, and stronger care within Native communities.
This book gives toward work that reflects those deeper threads—honoring those who serve, strengthening those who struggle in silence, and supporting healing where pain too often goes unseen.
Partner Organizations
Blue H.E.L.P.
Supporting mental health awareness, education, and healing for law enforcement officers and their families.
Visit Blue H.E.L.P.One Sky Center
Supporting mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services among Native people through culturally grounded resources and care.
Visit One Sky CenterGuardianship Trilogy · Book One
In the Dark
In the Dark moves through spiritual darkness, addiction, sexual violence, and the fight to protect what evil tries to destroy. Because Memphis’s story stands at the intersection of trauma, exploitation, and the destructive pull of addiction, this book aligns with organizations that support survivors of sexual violence and those working toward compassionate treatment and recovery in addiction care.
This story gives toward healing that reaches beyond fiction—supporting survivors, strengthening prevention and recovery efforts, and standing with those whose real battles are never imaginary.
Partner Organizations
RAINN
Supporting survivors of sexual violence through crisis support, advocacy, education, and safer communities.
Visit RAINNAmerican Society of Addiction Nursing (ASAN)
Supporting education, leadership, and compassionate addiction treatment through evidence-informed care.
Visit ASANContinue the Story
Every story carries weight, but it does not have to end when the final page is turned. The themes woven through these books—healing, resilience, courage, and restoration—are still unfolding in real lives every day. What begins as a story can continue as something that reaches further than you may ever see.
When you choose to step into these stories, you become part of that movement. Not by doing something extraordinary, but by choosing to engage with something that matters and allowing it to extend beyond you.
If you are ready to begin, the next chapter is already waiting.
For the Protectors & Guardianship Trilogies
Explore The Legend WeaverFor the Fight for Freedom Series
Explore Beyond the Breaking PointIf you or someone you love needs help right now, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call RAINN at 800-656-4673. You don’t have to carry it alone.



