A WOMAN'S INTUITION

Writing A Woman’s Intuition wasn’t just about two women in complex relationships. It was about the moment every woman knows something deep down before the world catches up. I wanted to tell a story where the characters stand in that vulnerable space between what they feel and what they hope and what those two don’t always match.

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So many of us have been in that place. You know...where love feels familiar, where the chemistry pulls you in, but something just doesn’t sit right. Her conflict isn’t just about Parish… it’s about learning to trust herself when her heart and mind speak in different languages.

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Then there’s Alayah, who clings to loyalty long after loyalty stops serving her. Her situation isn’t uncommon, holding on because of history, because familiarity feels safer than something new, because self‑worth gets tangled up with devotion. Her story was a chance to explore what happens when loyalty becomes a cage rather than a bond.

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At its heart, this book is a reminder that intuition isn’t just a feeling. Its wisdom shaped by experience, pain, hope, and survival. We all have that quiet inner voice, but listening to it means getting honest about what we really need in love...not just what we want.

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