Megan writes psychological fiction with a filmmaker’s instinct and a cinematic mind — stories driven by the internal pressure points where self‑perception fractures and the truth forces its way through. She’s precise about her characters’ self‑deception, their shifting justifications, and the ways damage becomes both armor and vulnerability.

Megan grew up in Concord, New Hampshire, and that groundedness follows her into everything she does. By day, she works as a kitchen and bath designer — a job built on reading people, understanding how they move through space, and noticing the behaviors that reveal who they are.

At home, she’s surrounded by three cats who supervise her work with questionable professionalism — the softest contrast to the darker stories she tells, and the reason she stays rooted in New Hampshire.

The Ridley Brothers is her current obsession — a psychological story about one college student, one inmate, and the fallout that leaves no one untouched.