I’m not even publishing all the rewrites. 😂 I thought this one was okay, what do you think?
“You have, as you know, skills that are rare. Yet, you have chosen to remain silent about these skills, even going so far as to obscure them. Few do this.”
Honey Savannah reads this line, which arrived by sleight-of-hand.
She tallies up her rare skills, and wonders how she can justify trusting the letter-writer. Because she would like to set off on the mission he describes.
Rare skills: synesthesia about voices. She hears them all in full color. And there’s her ability to change her own voice, with the texture equivalent of perfect pitch. She gigs as an audiobook narrator.
There is her pseudonym, and the hidden work, running a conspiracy tracking website.
And there are the subtle perceptions. Lies smell like sulphur. Auras gleam, and demons and angels sometimes appear with sideways glances.
Honey must find out what this mission is about. Four days later, she has a new ID, a new gold credit card, and a new alliance with The Magician. She is staying at an inn outside Savannah, notorious for its clientele.
And the apocalyptic moment opens up. The world precipice. She watches it happen.
Have you read any of these books? Or do you have a suggestion for books like this?
Before I write a book, I read a lot. Like many on bookstagram, it is normal for me to read two or three books in a week. If I have a free day, I’ll read a book.
But when I’m writing a novel, I go on a book fast – except for current research. For book three, I’ve been reading a lot about electricity. This is one of my semi-obsessions. We live off grid and built several of the electrical systems we use. Once we started sleeping in a house that didn’t have AC running behind the walls, I understood – viscerally – that electricity is a frequency, and we can feel it.
Please enjoy this little reading list. Let me know if you have read any of these books too and what you thought?
Like any good self-publisher, Rose is now diligently working on defining her message to share with the world. She’s using the “Hermit Lampholder” approach.
So what sort of book is it?
Well….an American Road Trip story. A spiritual initiation. A story about a clairvoyant synesthetic who hears voices as colors and writes a pseudonymous website about conspiracy theories. A found family. Villain redemption. A group of twelve.