Each of us has something the world needs that is ours uniquely to contribute.

I invite you to explore my books, songs, workshops, and woods walks.

My deepest intent is to use my gifts in service of a more beautiful world.

“You write for all us grandmothers who came before.” — meditative visitation

Our ancestors carved stories on cave walls and gestured or spoke a beginning, a middle, and an end. We tell stories to remember who we are and where we came from, to make sense of the world, and sometimes, to conjure whole new worlds.

I am excited to share my gift of storytelling through my debut novel, A Moon In All Things, and my award-winning children’s book, The Inside of Me.

Out Now!

On the wild coast of 1820s Ireland, sixteen-year-old Morrigan Lane hears the sea’s call—and her ancestors' voices. Born a seeker in the mystical lands of her Celtic heritage, Morrigan dreams of adventure, breaking free from the restrictions of village life and sailing beyond the horizon.

But Morrigan finds herself pulled into a mysterious journey when a haunting vision of the Irish sea god beckons her into his shadowy world. Against the backdrop of Ireland's rugged cliffs and ancient stone circles, she must navigate myth and reality, confronting age-old traditions, family secrets, and the fierce expectations placed upon her.

A Moon in All Things is a spellbinding tale of Celtic magic, forbidden dreams, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Fans of Outlander’s Claire Fraser and The Frozen Rivers Martha Ballard will enjoy Comeau’s Morrigan Lane, who is fiercely devoted to discovering her healing gifts while those in power call them “dangerous.”

Winner of the 2025 Gold Nautilus Book Award, The Inside of ME invites readers to step away from the noise and into the quiet wonder of the natural world. Each setting—from a mossy forest to a sandy beach—offers a gentle invitation to turn inward. Through lyrical prose and evocative illustrations, the book reminds us that the beauty we see in nature reflects the strength, stillness, and light we carry within.

If readers enjoy At One in a Place Called Maine by Lynn Plourde, Good Night Moon by Margaret Wise Brown, Flora and Fern: Wonder in the Woods by Duchess of York Sarah, or My Friend Earth, by Patricia MacLachlan, they’ll find a new favorite in The Inside of ME.

Photo of two chairs overlooking a natural setting.