Mysticalrealism Stories

What if she had stayed? When Mereana steps back from the train platform, the world seems to pause-as if the river itself holds its breath. By turning away, she unravels the thread of fate that once carried her far from the valley, and the life she thought she could forget begins to shift and breathe again. The river remembers. It hums beneath the earth, whispering of those who were never laid to rest and of a promise carved into greenstone long ago. But this time, the current flows differently-slower, darker. And what it brings to the surface isn't just memory, but consequence. As Mereana stays, her reflection begins to fracture. The pendant that once guided her now burns against her skin, drawing her toward a world that exists between waking and remembering-a place where ancestors walk beside the living and where silence carries the weight of generations. Old wounds resurface. Forgotten names stir. And the choices she makes now ripple backward through her whakapapa, changing not only her story but also the stories of all who came before her. In this alternate path-one born from defiance and love-Mereana must face what the river never let her see: that remembrance can be dangerous than forgetting The River That Remembers is a tale of identity, inheritance, and the ghosts that live in the blood - a redemptive return to the world of the first book, where myth and memory entwine, and every choice alters the flow of time itself.

Morningstar stands alone as a sixty thousand word YA Epic mystery targeting girls and women of all ages. Where Kirsti, a fiery teenager raised by her father, a Royal Lollard Knight (A Knight of King Richard's court sharing forbidden English Bibles.) in early Catholic 15th Century Britain, sets out to explain his disappearance and fulfill a daughter's promise while she becomes entangled in a dangerous love triangle. When mysterious secrets of the sacred feminine are entrusted to her she must protect them from falling into the evil hands that pursue her. Love proves fiercer than laws that rule the universe and transcends the dimensions of heaven and hell when Kirsti and her father ensure that the secrets are protected until civilization is ready to accept the sacred truth.

Jairo is a downtrodden worker of the authoritarian state in England. When a strange misshapen in his usual day to day life breaks him from routine, he discovers more about both himself, and the world at large.

The Last Temptations of Diogenes

Between Details and Destinies is a poetry collection that navigates emotional transformation, memory, identity, and the sacred tension between light and shadow. Structured through evolving phases of reflection, clarity, illumination, and embodiment, these poems explore what it means to carry grief, rediscover the self, and listen to the hidden rhythms of the soul. With metaphoric language and philosophical depth, the collection invites readers into a quiet unfolding-where small details shape vast destinies.

Third Man Syndrome

The Lost Hour Tavern is a hidden refuge where weary souls find peace. Guided by the mysterious Mr. Thorne Ashwell and his quiet helper Ellis, each visitor confronts their past, heals their wounds, and discovers hope anew. A poetic journey of healing, mystery, and timeless comfort.

Aquarius Adama doesn't speak unless spoken to. A quiet, soft-spoken librarian in Memphis, she lives surrounded by silence, shadows, and her mother's ghost-gone five years to the day. But something is shifting in Memphis. Billionaires are circling. The sky is drawing symbols no one can explain. And the ground beneath her feet hums with something ancient-something buried. Then come the dreams. Voices in a language she shouldn't know. A woman in gold, whispering her name. When a mysterious envelope leads her to a land deed tied to the Memphis Massacre, Aquarius discovers she's part of a legacy older than the country itself. One hidden in plain sight. Because Memphis, Tennessee, isn't named after Egypt. It is Egypt. And the land is remembering.

Emerging from shadows where dreams meet the real, Stood Mary, a harmonizer, her presence surreal. Her music, alive with mystical might, Called forth to gates hidden from mortal sight. While moonlit streets awakened below, In her eyes, infinite worlds began to glow.

In the ancient, mist-shrouded forests of southern China, a boy named Wei Long is born under the cursed light of a jade moon, bringing misfortune wherever he goes. Raised by an exiled monk and burdened with a life of hardship, he is seen as a mark of destruction. But when the Mongol invasion threatens China, fate leads him to Enkhtuya, a fierce Mongol warrior girl born into a life of war and duty. As the Mongol forces clash with the Song dynasty, the two enemies meet in the heart of the forest, where a single moment changes everything. Bound by destiny, Wei Long and Enkhtuya must navigate a world of bloodshed, betrayal, and the haunting pull of love-a love that could either save or destroy them both. In a land where empires crumble and the ancient forest whispers secrets, will their love endure the storms of war, or will it burn to ash beneath the blade?