Writ.er
Someone capable of turning coffee into stories
I've been writing stories since I was six years old. It took me another thirty years to finally let the rest of the world read them.
Like most writers, the stories I tell are woven from pieces of the life I've lived. The beautiful parts, the painful parts, and all the complicated places in between. I've known love and heartache, marriage and divorce, grief and healing, adventure and starting over. Somewhere along the way, all of those experiences found their way into the characters and worlds I create.
I write about love, but perhaps even more than that, I write about what happens when we're brave enough to question the stories we've been told about who we're supposed to be.
I Believe
"What happens when the demon on your shoulder falls in love?
"What happens when the angel on your shoulder falls?"
I wrote this paranormal romance around the end of my marriage when I began working through a lot of my own sexual trauma and wounds.
Out of this work comes the story of an uptight angel who learns that rules aren't the answer to perfection, and a care-free demon who learns that love is the only thing worth living for.
Step into a world where perfection has too many rules and love means losing everything.
Joann B.
"The story line was so interesting that I had a hard time putting the book down.
The characters are life like and easy to get to know each of them. It was like watching a movie in my head.
Loved it."
Janie S.
"Nicole is a very good writer. I loved the book.
It had angels and demons and a bit of hot stuff. I can't wait to see what else she'll be writing.
The characters are well developed and intriguing."
Jen D.
"I read this book in one sitting and found it to be a wonderfully imaginative tale.
In Zephyr and Cassie, Waelef truly explores the age-old question of whether oppsites attract ... to delightful results!"
Coming Soon ...
I Say - coming in late 2026
What happens when everything you believe turns out to be a lie?
What if the truth is more terrifying than the lie?
The Shape Of Darkness
She was never afraid of the darkness...
...Perhaps that's why it chose her.
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