Some stories
demand to be told
I write about the things we survive but rarely speak about.
My debut novel confronts the silence surrounding intimate partner violence — not with spectacle, but with unflinching truth. It lives in the space between what we endure and what we eventually find the words for.
My background is in brand strategy and visual storytelling, and I bring that sensibility into my fiction: an eye for the details that reveal character, and a voice that refuses to look away from uncomfortable truths while never losing sight of hope.
Everything, Eventually is inspired by real events. It grew from a place of lived experience — from the silence, the confusion, and the slow unraveling that follows. I wrote it because the stories we don't tell are often the ones that matter most. This is not autobiography, but it breathes with the weight of truth.
When I'm not writing, I'm walking my three dogs along the Danish coast, riding my horse, or plotting the next chapter — both literally and figuratively.
