I began work on “Raven” this week. There were some minor publishing issues to work out with “Wolf,” but she has been approved and I should have copies available within the next two weeks to purchase.

As you have read, this trilogy follows a young Tia Brooks from age eleven in “Butterfly,” and then jumps to her thirties for “Wolf.” In “Raven” I am striving to weave together the gaps in the stories and form a conclusion worthy of Tia and her struggles in life.

“Raven” begins with a senior-citizen aged Tia Brooks looking back on her life. There is a sadness in the air - a smell of death even.  Through “Raven”  we follow Tia through her memories, connecting the dots, finally dealing with that China Doll fear of hers, as well as find the source of the initial sadness.

“Raven” brings it all together and gives Tia, and hopefully all of those reading about her trials and tribulations, closure and peace.

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