Books
Taylor has a wide variety of interests and that can be seen through her work.
Below are her currently published works, but don’t be surprised if her next project is a completely different genre!
Afterall, “variety is the spice of life.“
The dream job was all but hers and Aspen couldn’t wait to move to a new town. As she counted down the days until the application window opened, her life was disrupted when she stumbled upon a foster child in need of care. After a fateful encounter at a music festival Aspen began to wonder if everything was more connected than it seemed.
Inspired by Louie Schwartzberg’s breathtaking documentary Fantastic Fungi, and deeply influenced by the story of Ed Snowden, this novel explores what it might look like to live in a mycophilic society. However, this mycotopia is not without flaws, making one question what level of privacy should be given up for paradise.
This cautionary tale is a reminder that love is the mycelium of human connection.
The bonds of sisterhood are unbreakable, even in death. When Thea’s older sister, Reina, “unexpectedly” gets killed by a werewolf, Thea copes by turning her attention to her business: running the BrewHaha, a coffee shop and comedy club in their small mountain town of Shaggy Willow Holler.
Reina, however, has some unfinished business of her own. Completing it becomes possible when the sisters find that Thea can see Reina’s ghost, a gift they believe is due to the fact that they are blood related witches.
When Reina convinces Thea to help find Caleb, Reina’s werewolf killer, Thea finds herself in some interesting situations. From an awkward date with a cop to playing kickball with a werewolf, Thea does her best to keep living while she follows her dead sister’s guidance.
Find out who gets their happy ending in the first book of the Shaggy Willow Holler series!
This collection of poems and short stories was written during scraps of free time by a woman entering young adulthood. These poems offered an escape as she learned how to navigate her way through love and heartbreak while maintaining hope for the future she was creating.
Whether you seek hope or need to wallow in your angst, there is a poem in this book that will let you know that you are not alone.
“Do you want to run, but don’t know how? Then open this book and read it now!”
This rhyming children’s book is about a child running their first race.
