History isn’t always erased — sometimes it’s quietly edited.
In this video, we explore powerful examples of overlooked or suppressed history, from the Tulsa Race Massacre to Cold War experiments and the systems that shape collective memory.
Why do some events become headlines while others fade into silence? How do institutions, media cycles, education systems, and political priorities influence what we remember — and what we forget?
This video breaks down the hidden mechanisms behind historical narratives and challenges viewers to think critically about the past we’re taught.
If you’re interested in untold history, historical truth, and deeper conversations about how history is shaped — this video is for you.
📚 Subscribe for more history content they didn’t teach you. 💬 Comment your thoughts — what historical event do you think deserves more attention?
If you’ve ever imagined an indie author’s life as sitting in a sunlit café with a perfectly aesthetic latte, typing out bestselling novels while soft piano music plays in the background…
I hate to be the one to break it to you.
It’s not quite like that.
Okay — sometimes there is coffee. But it’s usually reheated.
Being an indie author means wearing about fourteen different hats in a single day. One minute you’re deep in an emotional scene, crying over fictional characters like they’re real people. The next minute you’re trying to figure out why your website layout suddenly looks like it was designed by a raccoon.
There are days when the words flow effortlessly and you feel unstoppable — like maybe this is finally the book that changes everything. And then there are days when you stare at the same sentence for two hours and somehow make it worse.
You celebrate small victories that most people wouldn’t understand.
A new subscriber. A kind comment. One unexpected book sale. A review that makes you sit there smiling at your screen like an absolute weirdo.
But here’s the truth no one really talks about:
Being an indie author isn’t just about writing. It’s about believing in something you created when no one else can see the vision yet.
It’s late nights. Learning marketing. Rewriting chapters. Posting content. Doubting yourself. Trying again anyway.
And somehow… still loving it.
Because every story written is a small act of courage.
So if you’re a writer too — or dreaming of becoming one — just know you’re not alone in the messy, beautiful chaos of it all.
What does your creative routine look like? Are you a morning writer or a midnight chaos goblin like me?
They built a thriving city… and then watched it burn.
They built a thriving city… and then watched it burn.
Before 1921, the Greenwood District in Tulsa, Oklahoma was one of the most economically successful Black communities in the United States — filled with banks, theaters, schools, newspapers, and businesses created during segregation out of resilience and necessity.
Then, in just hours, more than thirty blocks were destroyed.
Hundreds were likely killed. Thousands were left homeless. Records were lost. Insurance claims were denied. And for decades, much of the nation barely spoke about it.
“The City They Tried to Erase” explores not only what happened in Tulsa — but how history itself can be reshaped, reframed, or quietly forgotten.
Because sometimes the most powerful part of history… is what disappears from memory.
If you love books, enjoy sharing your thoughts, and want to support indie authors in a meaningful way… I have something special for you 💛
I’m officially opening spots for my Review Crew!
This is an opportunity for readers to receive free review copies (ebooks) of my books in exchange for leaving an honest review on Amazon. Reviews truly make a huge difference for indie authors — they help books reach new readers, build credibility, and keep the stories coming
✨ What You’ll Get
Free ebook review copies delivered straight to your email
Early access to new releases
A chance to be part of my inner reading circle
My endless gratitude (seriously… endless)
⭐ What I Ask in Return
Read the book within a reasonable timeframe
Leave an honest review on Amazon when finished
Optional: share your thoughts on social media or Goodreads
You don’t need to be a professional reviewer — just someone who genuinely enjoys reading and supporting authors.
💌 How to Join
If this sounds like something you’d love to be part of, simply subscribe to my website or send me a message expressing your interest. I’ll be selecting a small group of dedicated readers to join the crew.
Spots are limited so I can keep the experience personal and meaningful.
Thank you so much for supporting indie authors and helping stories find their way into the world. I truly couldn’t do this without readers like you.
I went into Verity not really knowing what to expect… and wow. This book completely pulled me in and refused to let go.
First things first… this is not your typical Colleen Hoover romance. It’s dark, unsettling, and honestly a little disturbing at times. But that’s exactly what makes it so gripping. The atmosphere is tense from the beginning, and there’s this constant feeling that something isn’t quite right.
The story slowly builds this creeping sense of unease that keeps you turning the pages. Just when you think you understand what’s going on, something else shifts and you’re questioning everything again.
What I loved most is how intensely addictive it is. It’s one of those books where you say “just one more chapter”… and suddenly it’s 2 a.m.
Fair warning though: this book deals with very dark themes, so it definitely isn’t for everyone. But if you enjoy psychological thrillers that mess with your head and keep you guessing, this one absolutely delivers.
Overall, Verity is twisted, shocking, and impossible to put down. It’s the kind of book that stays in your mind long after you finish it.
⭐ Rating: 5/5 — disturbing in the best possible way.
Recommendation: If you like dark psychological thrillers that make you question everything you’re reading, you should definitely pick up Verity. Just don’t expect a light read… this one gets under your skin.
We Started Something New for Writers (And You’re Invited)
Okay… so we did a thing. 👀
After a lot of thinking (and probably too much coffee), we decided to create two new spaces for writers — because honestly, writing can feel a little lonely sometimes and we wanted a place where authors can connect, learn, and just exist with other creative people.
So we’re excited to officially introduce:
✨ The Indie Author Hub – our brand new Facebook page 📚 The Cozy Writer’s Club – our Facebook group for writers
The Indie Author Hub
This page is where we’ll be sharing things like:
• Writing tips and encouragement • Self-publishing advice • Updates about our books and projects • Helpful resources for indie authors • Behind-the-scenes moments from our writing journey
If you’re interested in writing, publishing, or just love seeing how books come together, this page is for you.
The Cozy Writer’s Club is our little corner of the internet for writers to gather, share ideas, ask questions, celebrate wins, and support each other through the writing process.
No pressure. No perfection. Just writers being writers.
Inside the group you can:
✏️ Share what you’re currently writing 📖 Talk about books and storytelling 💡 Ask questions about publishing 🎉 Celebrate writing milestones ☕ Hang out with other cozy creative humans
Whether you’re writing your first book, your tenth book, or just thinking about starting one… you’re welcome here.
We’d absolutely love your support as we get these spaces up and running. If you’re a writer (or want to be one someday), come hang out with us.
Follow the page. Join the group. Introduce yourself.
Let’s build something really fun for writers. 💛
“You should write because you love the shape of stories and sentences and the creation of different words on a page. Writing comes from reading, and reading is the finest teacher of how to write.” ― Annie Proulx
We’re excited to share something new with you…
Our Tarot page is officially live!
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been quietly building a dedicated space for tarot lovers, curious beginners, and anyone interested in exploring the deeper meaning behind the cards.
Tarot has always been more than just fortune-telling. It’s a tool for self-reflection, intuition, and understanding the patterns in our lives. Our new page was created with that spirit in mind.
What You’ll Find on the Tarot Page
On this new page, you’ll find a growing collection of tarot resources designed to help you deepen your practice and connect with your intuition.
Some of the things we’re adding include:
✨ Tarot workbooks and guided journals ✨ Reflection prompts and spreads ✨ Tarot learning resources ✨ Digital downloads to support your practice
One of the first resources available is our new workbook:
“The Elements of Tarot: A Guided Workbook for Fire, Water, Air & Earth.”
This printable workbook explores the elemental language of tarot and includes reflection prompts, tarot spreads, journaling space, and small rituals to help you connect with each element.
Whether you’re just starting your tarot journey or have been reading cards for years, the goal is simple: create tools that help you understand both the cards and yourself a little better.
Why We Created This Page
We love creating resources that encourage curiosity, creativity, and self-discovery.
Tarot fits perfectly into that mission.
This new page gives us a place to share tarot-inspired projects, workbooks, and ideas that help people slow down, reflect, and explore their intuition in a thoughtful way.
And this is just the beginning.
We have more tarot resources, downloads, and projects coming soon.
Come Take a Look
If you’re interested in tarot or simply curious, we’d love for you to explore the new page.
“Tarot doesn’t predict the future. Tarot facilitates it.” ― Philippe St Genoux
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Come take a look!
We’ve been doing a little behind-the-scenes organizing lately, and we’re excited to share that our Linktree has officially been revamped!
If you’ve ever wanted a quick way to find everything we’re working on, our updated Linktree is now the easiest place to explore it all in one spot.
Inside you’ll find:
✨ Links to our books and writing projects ✨ Our newest digital downloads and resources ✨ Tarot tools and workbooks ✨ Website updates and featured content ✨ Special offers and freebies
We redesigned it to make everything simpler, cleaner, and easier to navigate, so whether you’re looking for a new read, a writing resource, or something creative to explore, you can find it quickly.
If you haven’t checked it out yet, now’s the perfect time.
Thank you so much for supporting our work and being part of this growing community. There are lots of exciting things coming soon, and our Linktree will always be the best place to find them first.
“The first step toward success is taken when you refuse to be a captive of the environment in which you first find yourself.”
– Mark Caine
25% OFF March 14th-17th
To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, we’re running a special eBook sale for a limited time.
From March 14th through March 17th, you can get 25% off your entire purchase on all eBooks.
If you’ve been thinking about picking up one of our books, this is the perfect time to do it.
What’s Included in the Sale
During the sale, every eBook in the shop will be 25% off.
That means you can explore titles like:
• History They Didn’t Teach You • My Husband’s Secret • Journals and self-reflection books • Writing and publishing guidesWhether you enjoy history, storytelling, personal reflection, or learning new skills, there’s something for everyone.
Why We’re Running the Sale
St. Patrick’s Day is a great excuse to celebrate, and we wanted to share something fun with our readers.
Sales like this are also a great opportunity for new readers to discover books they may not have come across before.
If you’ve been curious about any of our titles, now is a great time to grab them at a discount.
Sale Details
🍀 25% off all eBooks 📅 March 14 – March 17 📚 Applies to your entire purchase
Just visit the shop during the sale and the discount will be applied at checkout.
Don’t Miss It!
This St. Patrick’s Day sale only runs for four days, so be sure to grab your books before the discount ends.
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