I once started writing a single book. Things got a little out of hand and before I knew it, I had written a trilogy. And then it happened again.
By now, there are two: the Help from Above series and the Karma series.

Two completely different worlds, but with one thing in common: I love writing stories that let you see and experience the world through the characters’ eyes, stories you can disappear into for a while, while also giving you something to think about along the way.

One series takes you on a journey through past lives, cosmic missions, Mother Earth, and the eternal battle between light and darkness.
The other takes you on a feel-good journey to New Orleans, Paris, and New York, filled with love, music, family, friendship, second chances, and karma.

And yes, there’s plenty of room for a laugh in both. Because even when it comes to serious spiritual matters, sometimes you just have to laugh.

So, take your pick. Which world will you step into?

the ‘Help from Above’ series

Three souls.
Three missions.
One greater cosmic story.

The Help from Above series takes place in a world where a greater plan lies hidden behind the life we can see. Light and darkness are more than abstract concepts, and some people turn out to have a purpose that reaches far beyond a single lifetime.

In Recall and Remember, Nelah is one of them. She must bring a special song into the world and sing it together with other lightworkers. The song contains all the frequencies needed to break the chains of the Dark Forces. There’s just one small problem: Nelah must first remember what her mission is. It all comes down to her final life. She gets just one chance……

In Sow and Reap, Owen and Izzy have a very different mission. He must introduce the forgotten cultivation technique known as electroculture to the world, so that Mother Earth can cleanse herself of the toxins that are holding her captive.

And in Believe and See, Ylfa travels ever deeper between worlds through her meditations, yet she always knows the way. Her mission awaits her there: to guide souls to the higher realms and help in the battle against Kronos and the eternal forces of light and darkness.

Reincarnation, music, electroculture, meditation, souls, and cosmic forces come together in a series that reveals another side of the greater story with each book.

For readers who enjoy wondering what might lie beyond the world we can see while simply enjoying a good story along the way.

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the ‘Karma’ series

Three stories about love, friendship, choices and the unavoidable workings of karma.

From New Orleans to Paris, the lives of a colourful cast of characters keep crossing paths. There’s music, family, love, heartbreak, secrets, and, of course, a healthy dose of chaos.
And karma?
It simply comes along for the ride.

In You Can’t Stop Karma, First Sergeant Andrew carries a heavy burden of guilt after a fatal mistake that was covered up. As he tries to face his past, the lives of his friends and family become increasingly intertwined. From a music audition to an old flame in Paris, and from a glitter-covered float boat at Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Andrew’s long-hidden secret slowly comes to light.
You Can’t Stop Karma — not even with a little glitter.

Five years later, Ben and Sophie’s lives are turned upside down when their little daughter Lily is kidnapped in Instant Karma. An unlikely team comes to the rescue: a police officer, a journalist, a gothic hacker, a singing teacher, and a street kid with more courage than common sense. Meanwhile, Chloe is fighting her own battles, Billy is trying to get rich in his own rather unconventional way, and an unfortunate cupcake sets off a very unexpected chain of events.
Instant Karma — because even cupcakes have consequences.

Two years later, the characters face new challenges in Karma Doesn’t Expire. Lindsay, Mulroon, and hacker Isis try to protect children from a dangerous criminal, while Isis is forced to confront a painful family secret. Chloe, Jacintha, Sophie, and Cheryl also find their lives changing in unexpected ways. Love, family, music, loss, and second chances once again become hopelessly tangled together.
Karma verjaart niet — sometimes, it simply shows up at your door.

Perfect feel-good holiday reading,
with enough depth to really sink your teeth into.

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