The Book of Secrets

A traditionally-published, not-so-traditional fantasy of family, fear, and purple cats.

It is a book with a message, it is a book with power, it is a book that means something. It is a book that breathes.

In case you all can't tell, I've been looking forward to this one.

It will make your imagination soar and fill it with adventure and suspense.

Preorder through the publisher! (It will soon be on Amazon, but why would you want to buy from an empire when you can support a small business instead?)

https://www.blackrosewriting.com/teenya/thebookofsecrets?rq=the%20book%20of%20secrets

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