I'm Christine. I write fantasy, romance, and science fiction. I studied geophysics before becoming a National Board Certified STEM teacher. My obsession with fantastical stories started early: as a kid, I'd scour the library shelves for every book containing the keyword dragon. These days, I write stories about women discovering their agency and their magic. I call the Seattle area home, sharing my space with a husband, three demanding mammals, and one wonderfully low-maintenance reptile.
I'm represented by Brent Taylor at Triada US Literary Agency
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Congratulations,
Your Fake Boyfriend is Evil
Mackenzie Fisher's life looks ideal on paper: a thriving career at a Seattle tech firm, a SoulCycle coven of
very fit witches, and a textbook-perfect boyfriend. When she inherits an old coastal Victorian, she can almost
hear the patter of little baby feet on oak floors.
But a crushing breakup leaves Mac alone in a decrepit enchanted house with no internet and her aunt's
grimoire. In a grief- and Midnight-Margaritas-fueled haze, she conjures a man to be the partner who'll finally
make her happy—attentive, protective, and completely devoted. Her creation is harmless, until the house's
wards unravel and an unsettlingly charming demon possesses him.
Desperate to repair the wards, Mac turns to her new coven mate Jamie. His helpfulness and friendly magnetism
(and, yes, a strong jaw and broad shoulders) make her feel seen in a way she hasn't in a decade, but trusting
him with her demonic mistake feels riskier than anything creeping through the wards.
If Mac can't woman up and get vulnerable with Jamie, her home—and the future she desperately wants there—will
crumble around her.
CONGRATULATIONS, YOUR FAKE BOYFRIEND IS EVIL is a 91k-word standalone adult
paranormal romance. It will appeal to fans of the cozy, enchanted-house magic and found family of A Witch's
Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna with the witchy romcom vibes of The Ex Hex by Erin
Sterling.