Black Camelot's Skeletons & Secrets (Paperback or Softback)

Skeletons & Secrets is the next installment in the dramatic and thrilling Black Camelot series.

The saga picks up after the funeral of the city's future Hall of Fame sports star and mayor hopeful, Phaethon Malone. His savage death has turned eyes to Donald Alexander, to run for Mayor against the feckless, Delbert Tenny.

Violence from the ever-present kill squads that remain on the hunt forces the Black Camelots and their friends out of Gotham.

For Alexander, running for Mayor is a decision that cannot be rushed--- if he chooses politics, several dark family skeletons and secrets will be revealed. Kwame Mills' wife also has a secret talent and has used it to commit an act that jeopardizes her freedom.

Senator Bivens faces even tougher choices. She refuses to sign off on the most evil deeds by family and friends, and learns that her family patriarch is as ruthless as her corrupt political foe. The patriarch has already used his immense power in ways that she would never, and expects her to take part in his dark world activities.

There's also a burgeoning dalliance that can't be repressed. It fuels an assassination attempt by incompetents and is catastrophic.

Black Camelot Skeletons & Secrets ends painfully. Choices are made that wrench hearts. A moment of revenge may change the tide to darkness forever.

Darius Myers is a New York City-based fiction writer. He is the creator of a dynamic, ongoing series of Black Camelot thrillers centered on powerful Black individuals in high-stakes New York society under threat by radical conspiracy. With six books already released and a seventh arriving in fall 2025, his work continues to draw attention for its bold, action-driven storytelling.Previously he was a marketing and media industry executive who held senior roles at leading media companies that include Time Warner, USA Today & Hachette Magazines. Mr. Myers has an undergraduate degree from the CW Post College of Long Island University. He also received an MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University, where he attended as a Time Warner Scholar