The Story Behind My Logo

When I set out to reimagine my brand, I didn’t want a logo that was simply elegant or marketable — I wanted a symbol that meant something.

The design you see — the soft, regal lettering of my name standing above three pillars formed by the letters LLM — represents far more than initials. Those pillars are strength after collapse, structure after chaos. They’re a reminder that beauty can rise from ruin, just as every one of my stories reaches for redemption through darkness.

Readers often tell me they’re drawn to my books because they ache, they hope, and they heal. That’s exactly what this emblem is meant to capture. The LLM beneath my name grounds me — it’s the foundation of my creative world, the ruins upon which my characters rebuild their lives.

The color — deep, royal, and tinged with melancholy — reflects both history and heart: timeless, steadfast, and quietly powerful. The quiet white space holds just as much meaning. White, to me, isn’t emptiness — it’s the breath before a new beginning. It’s purity untouched by the world’s scars, the promise of what still might be. In my stories, as in life, hope is never loud or perfect. It’s pure — a soft, unyielding light that endures when everything else has fallen away.

To me, this isn’t just a logo. It’s a statement of purpose.

It’s for the readers who crave redemption after ruin.
For those who believe love can outlast loss.
For those who find light still breaking through the cracks.

Every pillar. Every story. Every letter of my name — all built on that belief.