Tonya's Writing
There's a reason haunted houses have captivated storytellers for centuries. They carry the weight of history, memory, and all the things we leave behind. A house isn't just a setting — it's a character.
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Every haunted house has a history. This is the story of how a real Kentucky farmhouse became the foundation for Emily Taylor's inheritance — and what I discovered while writing it.
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The most compelling mysteries aren't always about crimes. Sometimes the most haunting secrets are the ones kept by the people we love most — and the ones we inherit without asking.
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The rolling hills, old farmhouses, and deep-rooted communities of Central Kentucky gave me more than a childhood. They gave me a landscape for stories.
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My books are not horror. They're paranormal mystery with emotional depth. Here's how I think about the distinction — and why it matters to the kind of stories I want to tell.
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My background in psychology shapes every character I write. The most interesting people — in fiction and in life — are always carrying something.
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