In The Meeting Place, Laura uses personal narrative and practical exercises to explore prayer as a place of encounter with God. Drawing from her experiences in spiritual direction, she invites readers to notice and respond to God’s loving presence in the ordinary moments of everyday life.

In Ordinary Things, Laura turns a poet's eye toward the rhythms of daily life. Each poem is a careful meditation on the meaning found in what often goes unnoticed — mist in the winter woods, paint samples on the wall, the soft persistence of light.

In What Remains, Laura explores the holy and ordinary moments that shape a life, attending to what is easily overlooked: beauty, loss, longing, love, and grace. These poems invite readers to linger with the remnants of what has been and discover what endures.

In Carolina Clay, Laura explores the landscapes of love and loss, tracing the ways we are shaped by what we hold dear and what we must learn to release. These poems attend to memory, longing, grief, and grace, finding beauty in the places where love and loss meet.