NaNoWriMo is Right Around The Corner

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With NaNoWriMo starting in fifteen days I have decided to take this opportunity to announce my project titled Onyx. It is set to launch March 21, 2023. The book cover will be unveiled on Halloween. However, if you want to see it now, join Colleen Tews' Reading Group. On top of the book cover there is always a ton of fan sales and insights you won't get anywhere else.

Raven Sinclair hated growing up in a Briar Ridge, Ohio (a haven for those who practice the mystical arts) and had moved on to bigger and better things in New York city the minute she graduated high school. Photographer by day, bartender by night. Raven longed for anything, but the simple life. Her career was looking up until the day she was forced to return to her hometown. The day her sister, Onyx, was discovered murdered in the parking lot of the town's local brewery.

Once home Raven was informed that her sister's death wasn't the only one. Another girl was murdered, body found dumped in a public place. The police suspect it was only a matter of time before a third victim was to be uncovered.

Though Raven came home for the funeral, she stayed to catch a killer. Will her keen eye for detail combined with her magical intuition be enough to save someone's life or will she be too late to save them all?




Location: Akron, OH, USA

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