Hi, I’m Nitasha .
I didn’t set out to become a writer. I started with a story I couldn’t let go of.
What began as a single idea became something I wasn’t expecting: a genuine love of storytelling. I stepped away from that first story for a while, came back to it, pulled it apart, rebuilt it, and somewhere along the way realized the story itself wasn’t the most important thing I’d found.
I’d found writing.
2026 became my year of joy—a year of choosing what I carry, what I leave behind, and making room for the things that genuinely light me up. Writing became one of those things. One story turned into another, then another, and suddenly I had more characters, worlds, and half-feral ideas demanding attention than I knew what to do with.
As someone who has always devoured romance in all its magical forms—from sweeping fantasy and romantasy to paranormal romance and darker stories—I realized I didn’t just want to disappear into other people’s worlds.
I wanted to create worlds of my own.
And apparently, once I started, I had no intention of stopping.
About Me
I write fantasy and paranormal romance about magic, complicated choices, and the people who make everything infinitely more interesting.
I'm drawn to stories where the impossible feels just close enough to touch—whether that means stepping into another world, discovering the supernatural has been hiding in plain sight, or realizing your life is about to get considerably stranger than you planned. My stories blend romance, magic, immersive worlds, and characters who don't always behave themselves when the plot would really prefer that they did.
My current project, I Accidentally Downloaded My Mates' Powers, is a paranormal reverse-harem romance packed with supernatural chaos, unexpected powers, dangerous mates, and a heroine who would very much like everyone to stop making her life more complicated. I'm also developing The Divided Crowns, a fantasy romance duology about a queen whose soul is split across two realities—one where she's trapped in a loveless marriage, and another where an enemy becomes something far more dangerous to her heart. With two versions of her life unfolding at once, she's ultimately forced to decide which version of herself—and which reality—will survive.
From paranormal mayhem to sweeping fantasy worlds, I'm interested in stories where romance matters, magic has consequences, and choosing what—or who—you want is rarely simple.
Outside of writing, I work in project management and strategy, which probably explains my unreasonable affection for complicated story structures, interconnected plotlines, and spreadsheets. I live in Massachusetts with my husband and a house full of cats, who are far less helpful to the writing process than they believe. (Shh. Don't tell them.)