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Fully Awake Release Celebration!

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Fully Awake  is here! The Strawberry Moon is often associated with intuition, transformation, and awakening, making it the perfect time to release Fully Awake into the world. The Empath Files is a YA supernatural paranormal series following Blakely, a newly awakened empath who uses her psychic abilities to investigate hauntings and unexplained phenomena. Each book is a new case in which she confronts restless spirits, fractured realities, and emotional truths that refuse to stay buried, forcing her to face the parts of herself she once tried to silence. To celebrate the release of the first book in this series, I'm giving away signed copies! I'll be adding all of the giveaway links below so you can easily find them in one place. (It's only .99, so you could also simply download it.) Being an empath, there's a part of me that lingers on each page, so I can't wait for you to step into the world of Fully Awake . Thank you for being part of this journey with me! Read a...

Fully Awake: The Beginning

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Book 1 of The   Empath Files A YA Paranormal Psychological Thriller The island was supposed to save her. Instead, it became everything she feared.  When their cruise ship sinks, seventeen-year-old Blakely fights to survive. She escapes the wreck, clings to a life raft, and washes up on a remote island with six other survivors. For days, they build shelter, ration food, and hope for rescue. But something is wrong with the island.  Whispers drift from the darkness, shadows move on their own, and one by one, people begin to die, as if the island itself wants them gone. As fear and grief set in, the island grows more unpredictable. The rules of reality begin to bend, and Blakely starts sensing and seeing things she can’t explain. Something unexpected is happening on the island, awakening a part of Blakely she’s spent her whole life pushing away. The more she resists it, the darker her world becomes. Before long, resistance proves more dangerous than giving in, and everything...