Her debut novel, Rockstar Ending, was published on1 January 2020.
Since taking a break from the corporate world she has lectured at universities on leadership and social responsibility, careers in communications management, and her switch from being a company executive to building an independent, creative career.
She accepts consulting and speaking assignments based on her experience as a business leader, creative thinker, and digital expert.
London. 2027. An ordinary woman discovers she is capable of extraordinary things. When Lexi finds out older people are being coerced into genocide by stealth, she vows to take on the sinister corporation behind the ultimate Rockstar Ending.
This first novel in a terrifyingly plausible dystopian series will get you thinking about the social and political issues that will dominate the coming decade.
I caught a preview of Terminator: Dark Fate this week. Sarah Connor (pictured), human foil to the paradoxically endearing cyborg, played by Arnold Schwarzenneger, is one of my favourite fictitious
A review of Rockstar Ending appeared in The Idler magazine alongside several other titles that owe a cultural debt to George Orwell’s dystopian classic Nineteen Eighty-Four. N A Rossi was
The Fortean Times, legendary UK-based monthly magazine dedicated to all things weird, has reviewed Rockstar Ending in their ‘speculative and fantastic fiction’ section. Britain’s youth have had enough of subsidising the
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