Dawn draws inspiration from the rich mythology and legends of New England, where ghost stories and supernatural tales were a formative part of her upbringing. Her work often explores hidden worlds and creatures, blending folklore with contemporary storytelling. She is best known for "The Pack," a series that delves into the secret lives of a community linked to legendary werewolves. Originally conceived as a ten-episode television season, the story evolved into a book series that has garnered its own dedicated following.
Her writing reflects a deep connection to the eerie landscapes and oral traditions of the Northeast, reimagining familiar myths with fresh twists. Dawn's narratives frequently center on themes of secrecy, identity, and the thin veil between the ordinary and the supernatural. "The Pack" exemplifies her ability to transform regional folklore into compelling, character-driven stories that resonate with readers. The series continues to expand, building on its initial premise while maintaining its roots in the legends that first inspired it.