Bobbie lives in the beautiful state of North Carolina. As an author, she enjoys writing about real-life issues… with a twist. She is an advocate for trauma survivors and actively supports mental health awareness. Through her writing, she hopes to inspire readers, empowering them to explore their deepest emotions and embrace the potential that lies within them.
She writes in a couple of different genres, including books for YA readers, which are published under the pen name (J. Love... or J. Love & Bobbie Lou).
Some common themes you will find in her books include found family, survival, justice, healing, hope, faith, love, redemption, etc. At times, her books tackle intense subject matter, but they remain clean, in terms of language and content, focusing on emotional depth and storytelling rather than explicit scenes.
She is excited to continue her writing journey, and is glad you're here to keep her company.
You can connect with her via her Substack newsletter (Diary of an Introverted Writer).
Bobbie lives in the beautiful state of North Carolina. As an author, she enjoys writing about real-life issues… with a twist. She is an advocate for trauma survivors and actively supports mental health awareness. Through her writing, she hopes to inspire readers, empowering them to explore their deepest emotions and embrace the potential that lies within them.
She writes in a couple of different genres, including books for YA readers, which are...
The system was built to protect them. Now, it’s the very thing destroying them. This first book in the Chronicles of Iniquity Series is a powerful story of survival, resilience, and quiet crimes that shatter lives.
Girls aging out of foster care are supposed to get help, but instead, they’re being funneled into a dangerous world where profit...
What would you do if you woke up disoriented after giving birth, only to discover your baby is gone? Who would you turn to in a world where the systems put in place to support you have fail?
Kenya, a young woman who ages out of foster care, loses her newborn to a ruthless scheme. Forced into a world of drugs and violence, a nightmare no teenager...
Feel every heart-wrenching moment as past traumas collide with desperate quests for reunion in this unforgettable tale. From the anguish of lost innocence to a fierce drive for redemption, this story unleashes a tidal wave of emotions that will both break and heal your heart.
Detective Lance Mason plunges into a high-stakes case involving missing...
Rhodes to Justice is a psychological crime-suspense series about a hunt that runs in both directions. Olivia gives a voice to the people her city would rather forget... until the search for justice turns a killer's attention onto her. He's been listening to her podcast....
A couple of weeks ago, I attended a conference and actually participated in a conversation about characters. Normally, at conferences, especially online, I pay attention to the information being given, and that’s it… I fade into the background, but this time I participated.
The question was: Why do people like morally gray characters?
My answer was quick, and it almost scared me because, again, I usually don’t participate like that. But I immediately...
2025 was tough... House issues, health issues (for me and my dog), growing pains… all the things… however, I am still here, and I am still so very grateful. As we start a new year, some of my junk from 2025 is tagging along, nudging me to pay attention to my needs as well as the world around me. This has pushed me to make changes.
*More info to come, however, I am starting another page on my Substack (The Quiet Retreat) that honors the part of me that...
If your writing no longer sounds like you, is it still your writing?
Over the summer, I submitted a novella to an editor, and when I received it back, I felt off. The editor didn’t add anything to the story or remove anything, yet some of the wording had been changed… and suddenly, it didn’t sound like my voice anymore.
Yes, there were sentences that needed restructuring. I can admit that. As a newer author, I know I have areas to grow in and my grammar often needs help. But the amount of edits...
