Keira Storm

Hello! I got done with the first two chapters. Really awesome stuff. I should finish the rest over the weekend.
          My book is the Wolf of Everwoods.

Heyy...c4c? My book is Fourteen if you're in 

A Season of Sour Earth has been updated! Check it out!!

If you’re a fan of Southern Gothic noir with a sharp, early-2000s edge, A Season of Sour Earth feels like True Detective meeting Cowboy Bebop in a rain-slicked New Orleans alleyway. It’s a masterclass in "high-stakes domesticity," where legendary pirates and Hoodoo practitioners trade biting insults over a pot of spicy gumbo while a Nokia flip phone buzzes with a Hellraiser ringtone. The atmosphere is thick enough to choke on—blending the gritty, "indie-sleaze" aesthetic of 70s punk zines and Incubus shirts with a looming, supernatural dread that tastes like a dark roux. It’s a story for anyone who loves complex "found family" dynamics, toxic exes who’ve actually tried to kill each other, and the realization that even when the world is rotting from the inside out, you still have to wash behind your ears and pick up your shoes before you can save the Basin.

Which book of yours do you want to change with. But I’m genuinely looking to read, vote and leave comments. Not only v4v. Mine: Many Promises Broken 
          If you are genuinely interested. Let me know 

Question of the day: Would you rather spend your vacation in Abu Ghraib or a car with your ex?
          
          Tess chose the Glock. 
          
          In the latest chapter, we finally get a look at the Vigneaux family - an old-money nightmare that keeps itself young through "forbidden techniques." While Frazier tries to level up his Pokemon in the backseat, Rafe is dropping lore about a cage in the swamp called Hemlock Ridge.
          
          Read the new update now!

A Season of Sour Earth has been updated! Check it out when you get the time!

New Project Alert: A SEASON OF SOUR EARTH ️
          
          I’m taking you deep into the 2003 Louisiana bayou for a story about:
          
              Gritty Magic: No wands here—just "Four Thieves" vinegar, brick dust, and mud-stained sorcery.
          
              The Y2K Aesthetic: Pagers, katanas, skateboards, and Alice in Chains on cassette.
          
              Ancient Horror: A 1718 slave ship "coughing up" fresh human teeth.
          
              The Family Business: A father who’s the fastest blade in the parish and the two sons trying to survive his legacy.
          
          If you like True Detective vibes mixed with Supernatural grit and a heavy dose of Southern Gothic angst, this one is for you.

Your comment wasn’t showing up in the comment section of the lake for like book. So I’m messaging you on your message board.
          
          My book name is echolocation. I’m currently releasing more chapters right now. And then I’ll be working on the rest of the book over the course of the weekend.

Hi, i'm done with our rfr deal, apologies it took quite some time. good day~