An uplifting story of friendship, love, and chaos.

Sienna grew up with every advantage money could buy but none of them taught her who she actually was. It took losing everything she thought defined her to find that out.

When her marriage collapses, Sienna doesn't just lose a husband she loses the version of herself she'd spent years shrinking into. What she does next is the real story: rebuilding a career, a home, and an identity entirely on her own terms, with her daughters watching every step of the way.

Starting Terms follows Sienna as she steps back into her own name figuring out what she wants, what she's good at, and who she is when no one else is defining it for her. Along the way, William re-enters her life not as a rescue, but as someone who gets to know the woman she's becoming, not the one she used to be.

As Sienna builds a new career, a new home, and eventually a new family welcoming a baby boy and a wedding surrounded by the people who backed her reinvention from day one she proves that starting over isn't falling apart. It's a beginning she gets to write herself.

For readers who love stories about reinvention, quiet ambition, and women who rebuild louder than they broke Starting Terms is a story about second chapters worth having.

Love, laughter, and a little chaos this is what reinvention really looks like.