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What Happened Last Summer

Original Concept

In a quiet coastal town in Maine, Clara Jean and her closest friends had just crossed the threshold of high school graduation, ready to leave for college and chase whatever came next. But everything shatters when her best friend, Cassie, vanishes without a trace.

Two days later, her body is pulled from the bottom of a lake.

Clara, Cassie’s best friend since childhood, refuses to accept it. No, not just in denial, obsessed. How could Cassie be alive and laughing one day, and gone the next? As she digs into the mystery of her friend’s final days, Clara uncovers secrets Cassie never meant to share. The more she learns, the more unrecognizable her best friend becomes.

As Clara unravels, close friends Will and Sadie are left trying to each other together. But the closer they get to the truth, the more they realize Cassie’s death was only the beginning.

A story of obsession, grief, and the kind of love that refuses to let go.

the land in between

Original Concept

From the churning depths of the ocean to the silent sweep of deserts and the endless arc of the sky, The Land In Between explores the powerful, often overlooked spaces that shape our planet. In this sweeping nonfiction journey, readers are invited to see Earth not just as a map of continents, but as a living, breathing system of shifting borders, fragile balances, and interconnected wonders. Blending geography, science, and lyrical insight, The Land In Between reveals the hidden stories written across land, sea, and sky. These are stories of survival, transformation, and the quiet beauty of the spaces that connect us all.

For the Brain's Sake

Original Concept

Emotional trauma doesn’t just live in our memories, it lives in our bodies.

For the Brain’s Sake reveals the powerful, often overlooked connection between past emotional wounds and the physical pain, tension, and illness that can follow. Drawing on the latest research in neuroscience, psychology, and holistic healing, this book offers a compassionate exploration of how trauma shapes our bodies and how by understanding this link, we can begin to heal more fully.

Accessible and insightful, For the Brain’s Sake guides readers through the science behind trauma’s imprint on the nervous system, the mind-body dialogue, and practical tools to reclaim balance and well-being. This is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the invisible scars we carry and how to nurture true healing from within.

Prima & Madonna

Original Concept

Madame leads and Madame is worshipped. Madame dazzles and dominates. But flowers bloom beautifully until they rot. Beauty is only skin deep and arrogance always leaks.

Told with razor-edged wit and theatrical flair, Prima and Madonna is a satirical fable about the cost of perfection, the ugliness beneath allure, and what happens when the spotlight turns on itself. After all, a first-place winner is only first once.

From Foam & Salt

Original Concept

She rose once from sea foam, timeless, radiant, and endlessly admired. Known as Venus, goddess of beauty and love, she was a perfect myth, born from the ocean’s foam and immortalized in legend.

But now, born from the foam and salty sea as human, bewildered, and washed ashore in a world she doesn’t understand. With no memory of how she became flesh and blood, Venus finds herself adrift in a modern reality where beauty is filtered, love is measured in likes, and being seen doesn’t always mean being known.

How can Venus reclaim her identity beyond the myth and wonder and find what it means to be loved for who she truly is and not just the image she reflects.

Witty, thoughtful, and vividly imagined, From Foam and Salt is a modern fable about rebirth, identity, and the messy, beautiful truth behind the icons we create.