Book Launch
Coming to Amazon, Goodreads and Kindle Unlimited tomorrow.
"The Coroner's daughter."
In the quiet, tree-lined streets of Calgary, Samantha Marie Cadence was a name that carried weight, spoken with admiration by teachers, with pride by her parents, and with a knowing nod by neighbors who saw her as the golden child of a respected family. At sixteen, she was a prodigy, her brilliance outshining the auburn fire in her hair, her gothic dresses trailing whispers of elegance down Stephen Avenue. Daughter of Dr. Samuel Cadence, the city’s esteemed forensic pathologist, she was already certified, already stepping into the shadow of her father’s world of scalpels and secrets. To the outside eye, she was flawless: an honor student, poised, untouchable, her freckled smile a beacon of promise. But beneath the surface, something darker bloomed. It had taken root long ago, in the rich soil of her grandfather’s Chestermere garden, where the scent of tomatoes mingled with blood, and a six-year-old girl first glimpsed the thrill of death. Guided by Terrance Oswald Cadence, a retired police officer whose kindly facade hid a cruel precision, Samantha learned lessons no child should know. In the cool shadows of a hidden cellar, she traded innocence for a knife’s edge, her small hands steady as they carved a path to a truth she could never unlearn. What began as a secret ritual, shared over steaming bowls of pasta and forbidden flavors, became a bond, a legacy, a hunger that grew with her.
At sixteen, Samantha stands at a crossroads. By day, she navigates her father’s morgue with clinical grace, her mind a steel trap of logic and ambition. By night, the lessons of her grandfather whisper to her, pulling at something primal, something insatiable. As Calgary’s streets grow restless with whispers of missing souls and unexplained wounds, Samantha’s mask of perfection begins to slip. The girl who once buried a cat with tenderness now holds secrets that could unravel her world, or set it ablaze. In a city that sees only her brilliance, the truth lies hidden: Samantha Marie Cadence is no ordinary prodigy, and the darkness within her is only beginning to stir.
Written in the style of a novelist interviewing Papa and Samantha from a penitentiary after they were convicted. Lydia tells their story as the serial killers recount theirs.
I'm proud of this one.
This one also ties together, 2 other saga's of mine.
Grey Kong and Bah Bah Blacksheep.
As the two new additions to RavenRidge Penitentiary meet Marcus Grey and Tristan Brachenloch while inside.
Hmmmm
What could wrong?
Stay tuned 😁 ✌🏼
"The Coroner's daughter."
In the quiet, tree-lined streets of Calgary, Samantha Marie Cadence was a name that carried weight, spoken with admiration by teachers, with pride by her parents, and with a knowing nod by neighbors who saw her as the golden child of a respected family. At sixteen, she was a prodigy, her brilliance outshining the auburn fire in her hair, her gothic dresses trailing whispers of elegance down Stephen Avenue. Daughter of Dr. Samuel Cadence, the city’s esteemed forensic pathologist, she was already certified, already stepping into the shadow of her father’s world of scalpels and secrets. To the outside eye, she was flawless: an honor student, poised, untouchable, her freckled smile a beacon of promise. But beneath the surface, something darker bloomed. It had taken root long ago, in the rich soil of her grandfather’s Chestermere garden, where the scent of tomatoes mingled with blood, and a six-year-old girl first glimpsed the thrill of death. Guided by Terrance Oswald Cadence, a retired police officer whose kindly facade hid a cruel precision, Samantha learned lessons no child should know. In the cool shadows of a hidden cellar, she traded innocence for a knife’s edge, her small hands steady as they carved a path to a truth she could never unlearn. What began as a secret ritual, shared over steaming bowls of pasta and forbidden flavors, became a bond, a legacy, a hunger that grew with her.
At sixteen, Samantha stands at a crossroads. By day, she navigates her father’s morgue with clinical grace, her mind a steel trap of logic and ambition. By night, the lessons of her grandfather whisper to her, pulling at something primal, something insatiable. As Calgary’s streets grow restless with whispers of missing souls and unexplained wounds, Samantha’s mask of perfection begins to slip. The girl who once buried a cat with tenderness now holds secrets that could unravel her world, or set it ablaze. In a city that sees only her brilliance, the truth lies hidden: Samantha Marie Cadence is no ordinary prodigy, and the darkness within her is only beginning to stir.
Written in the style of a novelist interviewing Papa and Samantha from a penitentiary after they were convicted. Lydia tells their story as the serial killers recount theirs.
I'm proud of this one.
This one also ties together, 2 other saga's of mine.
Grey Kong and Bah Bah Blacksheep.
As the two new additions to RavenRidge Penitentiary meet Marcus Grey and Tristan Brachenloch while inside.
Hmmmm
What could wrong?
Stay tuned 😁 ✌🏼
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