Books & Joy is home to independent authors writing across psychology, health, relationships, true crime, children's books, and fiction — different voices, one shelf.
Relationships · Psychology
Writes on desire, effort, and what actually keeps people close.
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Author of the I Never Saw It Coming true crime series, and writer on persuasion and manipulation.
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Writes on longevity, regenerative science, and evidence-based wellness.
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Writes on habits, belief, and the mental frameworks that shape our lives.
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Writes accessible guides on wellness and preventive health.
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Writes on trauma bonding, toxic relationship patterns, and recovery.
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Writes comedic creative nonfiction about American culture, seen from the outside.
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Writes on double lives, hidden marriages, and the psychology of misplaced trust.
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Writes on the biology of hunger, appetite, and why eating difficulty isn't a willpower problem.
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Writes on consciousness, alignment, and why effort-based manifestation often backfires.
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Writes power-romance thrillers where love is the most dangerous move.
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Writes on narcissistic abuse, gaslighting, and recovering from covert manipulation.
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Writes on burnout and the hidden exhaustion of high-functioning people who look fine.
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Writes on emotional gravity, attraction, and why effort alone doesn't prevent someone leaving.
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Writes memoir on deception, coercive control, and hidden double lives.
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Writes psychological horror about surveillance, control, and what happens when no one is looking.
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Writes dark fantasy romance about blood magic, ancient courts, and immortal kings.
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Writes on the hidden economics of relationships — comfort, truth, and what each one costs.
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Writes on how power, status, and influence actually move through the arrangements we live inside.
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Writes on betrayal, trust, and why it hurts longer and differently than loss.
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Writes on why distance and uncertainty trigger desire more powerfully than safety does.
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Writes on pathological lying, gaslighting, and reclaiming trust in your own perception.
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Writes on New York's housing, homelessness, and civic dysfunction, drawing on firsthand experience of socialism.
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