(Based on a True Story) In the late 1970s, in the quiet, pine-framed towns of Mississippi, there lived a young woman named Mary Ann Summers. She was once known as "The Rainy Day Singer," a bright, hopeful girl whose voice carried through small-town radio stations and hearts alike. But after a tragic accident left her paralyzed, the world she'd known became something entirely different. Yet Mary's story did not end there. Told through the words of her own diary, rediscovered years later nearly reclaimed by the earth. The Rainy Day Singer gives us an intimate glimpse into a single year of her life in 1978. It was a year of laughter and heartbreak, of CB radios and country roads, of college football, friendship, music, and quiet courage.

A Gothic Odyssey Across a Haunted America In 1837, Reverend Silas Cormac journeys through a South steeped in faith and fear facing a creature born of science, a vampire queen in the Louisiana swamps, and a cursed boy beneath the Texas moon. Told through letters and journals, his account becomes a haunting chronicle of a land where sin wears many faces and where one man's faith must stand against the darkness rising in the heart of America.