Meet Jesse Huxleigh—who writes self-help for people who hate self-help, and lesbian romance as JC Huxleigh for people who love messy, real characters. The reason for the variation of the name is different target audiences, same person same drive just different niches.
jesse huxleigh
Jesse Huxleigh – After experiencing burnout in the design industry, Jesse discovered that affirmations weren’t just fluff—they were psychological tools that reframed her thinking and rebuilt her confidence. This led to her no-BS self-help approach that embraces cynicism while promoting healing. 🖕 No Fluff. No BS. Join Jesse’s self-help list for raw, real-life tools — the kind that actually help.
J.C.Huxleigh
JC Huxleigh, she channels her slightly awkward, introverted-with-a-wild-side personality into contemporary lesbian romance. Her characters celebrate the ordinary rather than the extraordinary—the people who just want to connect but have no idea how. 💌 Flawed. Tender. Queer. Get warm-fuzzy updates and vote on which queer romances get written next. We’re building raw, awkward, swoony stories — together.
rune mercier
Rune Mercier crafts dark, psychological erotic thrillers that blur the lines between desire and danger. Based in the Southern Hemisphere, Rune explores hypersexuality, identity, and control through a cybercrime lens. The Hypersexual series blends erotic tension with emotional depth, tackling contemporary issues through characters who speak in distinct, unforgettable voices. Each volume peels back layers of psychological complexity while maintaining addictive pacing. 🔥 Erotic. Psychological. Unfiltered. Sign up for behind-the-scenes peeks, upcoming book drops, and ARC invites. Control is slipping — and you’re part of the descent.
other authors?
Now that our publishing platform is up and running, we’re excited to open the doors to other voices. At JCH Publishing, we believe in amplifying bold, heartfelt, and authentic stories—especially those that challenge the norm and bring more light, truth, and joy into the world.
Whether you’re working on a powerful memoir, a queer romance, a fierce self-help title, or something that simply doesn’t fit inside a box—we’re open to collaborating.
If you’re an emerging or underrepresented author looking for support, guidance, or a place to publish your work, we’d love to hear from you.
Reach out via the contact form with your questions or ideas—we’re always up for a conversation.
