The Writer and the Librarian (The Raven Society)

Three things I was sure of:
First, I was not a Hero.
Second, magic still existed.
And third, I was willing to walk through the Gates of Hell for my friends.

For years, Chloe has hidden from the shadows of her past, trying to escape its haunting. That is all about to change when she discovers a note taped to her front door inviting her to join The Raven Society.

Thousands of years ago, the Raven Society was created to protect, maintain, and preserve history deemed too dangerous for society. Their priceless secret? The Book of the Veiled. Its discovery could open Pandora's box of consequences, for whoever holds it can rewrite history and change the course of the future.

And it has been stolen.

The Raven Society's search for the book must survive the Gates of the Otherworld, betrayals, deception, and deadly motivations. But, in the end, they will realize that myths and fables aren't just bedtime stories but stories of forgotten lives that have been driven into the shadows.

How far into the darkness would you be willing to travel to discover the truth?

I am a reader, blogger, author, connoisseur of all things coffee, and a self-proclaimed Beat Saber expert. My superpower is finding my husband's missing tools every time he 'loses' them.

I have one husband, three boys, a loveable dog, 24 snakes (not my idea), and, according to Google, enough books to be considered a library. I read, blog, love getting my nails done, riding my Harley, and am a historian by passion and education.

I am horrible at returning phone calls and forgetting that someone texted me. I believe arriving 15 minutes early at a party is late, but leaving an hour early because I have a book to read. I only know ten recipes and keep them on rotation because I hate cooking dinner. I love doing laundry but despise putting clothes away. The grocery store is my personal nemesis, and I try to avoid it at all costs.

After over 20 years in the U.S. Army, I shifted my passion and dreams to publishing my own book and helping others navigate the murky waters of self-publishing. I believe in new ideas, retelling old stories, and always remembering those that could be forgotten.