The House of Vexx

If you’ve ever stared at your own book cover for so long that it starts staring back, welcome to the club. Pull up a chair. Get comfortable. There’s tea. When I first released Lone Wolf , I genuinely loved my original cover. It captured the wolves, the magic, and the emotional gravity of Nox stuck between destiny and destruction. It was moody. It was romantic. It said, “Hi, I’m fantasy with feelings.” But the longer I wrote, the more I realized something important: My characters were too bold, too dramatic, and too beautifully chaotic to be represented by a cover that didn’t show who they really are. So… I redesigned it. The Old Cover: Beautiful, Emotional… But a Little Too Quiet First cover for "Lone Wolf" by Vexx Que My first cover had a thoughtful, earthy charm. It hinted at supernatural fantasy and sprinkled in symbolism with the wolves and clock motifs. But it didn’t highlight one of the most important parts of the story: The personalities and chemistry within the triad...

  A Few Truths (and a Few Shadows) I’ve always believed every writer is made of two things: the truths we share freely, and the shadows we save for later. This space will hold a little of both. Before we go any deeper into the I maginarium , let me introduce myself properly… So here are a few truths. I’m tall for a woman—5'10”—which means I’ve spent a lifetime seeing the world from a slightly different angle. Maybe that’s why I gravitated toward stories that tilt reality, crack the surface, or reveal the strange light beneath ordinary moments. I walk every day, usually an hour or more. It’s my meditation, my plotting time, my way of eavesdropping on the world without looking like I’m trying. I’ll walk anywhere I can—grocery stores, errands, the days when Chicago weather decides to behave. When the destination is too far or the grocery bags are too heavy, I’ll drive, but walking is who I am. Speaking of weather: I was born and raised in Chicago and still live just outside the city, ...