Chasing Chaos

A beautiful and talented Hollywood screenwriter. A seemingly perfect life. A troubled past that threatens to unleash chaos at any moment. Chasing Chaos is "... as psychologically astute as it is engaging." - Kathryn Craft, award-winning author of The Far End of Happy.

Daphne Saito, who’s wandered from one meaningless relationship to the next, is afraid to love because harm has always come to those around her. But when she meets Marlon, she lets her guard down. Until an unstable ex-boyfriend and an enigmatic woman from her past return with plans for revenge.

Danger is on the horizon for those close to Daphne—and for her.

Donna Tartt meets Tana French in this tense, evocative psychological thriller.

Author Interview What was your inspiration to write Chasing Chaos?

I wasn't sure I was going to write a series set in the world of Entanglement back when I was writing Entanglement. But once the book was out, after every book event and when I met people who read the book, everyone seemed to ask, "What happens to Daphne?" And they were right. She deserved her own story.

It seems like part psychological thriller, part love story. What would you call it?

It’s definitely both. Daphne is surrounded by danger – part real and partly from her own paranoia – but she’s also looking for love. Daphne struggles to believe she is worthy of love and need to learn to love herself first.

Should I read Entanglement first?

Because Chasing Chaos is set five years after the end of Entanglement, it very much stands alone as a story. And you can read Chasing Chaos first without spoiling Entanglement.

What types of books do you enjoy reading?

I will read any book except ones where the female characters are afterthoughts or non-existent. I love historical romance, urban fantasies, Booker Prize winners, SF (especially by women, and I wish there were more), psychological thrillers like Tana French (she's her own category), P.D. James (so is she), and of course that great big category called women's fiction.