GRIP

GRIP.

A haunted love letter to the bruised, the beautiful, and the barely breathing.

Set in a distorted Baltimore where memory loops like sirens and pain tastes like strawberry cough syrup, GRIP follows Reign-a man unraveling through dreams, divine women, and the echoes of a mother he might've killed. Or loved. Or both.

This is not a story.
It's a spiral.
Of guilt. Of desire. Of control.

At the center is Sheila: a presence, a voice, a god in vinyl lashes. She doesn't just speak to him-she rewrites him. What begins as a journal of healing becomes an elegy for sanity, masculinity, and the myth of survival.

This book is messy.
This book is sacred.
This book is you.

⚠️ Trigger Warning:
GRIP contains graphic depictions of mental illness, suicidal ideation, emotional and sexual abuse, religious trauma, fetishism, death of a parent, and intense psychological horror.
It explores complex relationships involving power imbalance, gender dysphoria, and the eroticization of grief.
Reader discretion is deeply advised.