A puppet master wielding a dark curse.
A boy made of shadows.
And a girl who must sever the strings and set her sisters free...

Emberlyn is a Marionette - one of a troupe of hauntingly beautiful girls who have been cursed to perform until they turn to dust... When another one of her sisters falls, Emberlyn decides she must fight back against their Puppet Master and free them from this violent dance.

Whisked away to a new theatre, Emberlyn seizes the chance to escape, but instead brings dark secrets and a boy made of shadows to light... As her strings tighten, Emberlyn realizes the only way to break free is to end the Puppet Master once and for all. Except tearing the life out of his veins might destroy the Marionettes too...

Girls of Dark Divine is an enthralling debut Gothic fantasy, laced with dark magic, electrifying romance and burning rage, perfect for fans of Adalyn Grace and Stephanie Garber, with shades of Black Swan.

Artist, critic and poet Eve Wood has a ribald sense of humor and for decades has had a distinctive presence in the Southern California art world. This is her first monograph, featuring a collection of off-beat, imaginative color studies populated with birds, animals and irreverent, sometimes naughty personae. Short, laugh-out-loud prose accompanies each of the portraits and vivid scenes. Her dog sleeps on a Ukranian-gold and blue rug; her raven vacuums the house; absurd characters from movies and art stand in for obnoxious or dreamy colors; and the birds – so many birds – sing of freedom.

Almost all the constituents of the beautiful Genesis creation story of Adam and Eve predate the written Old Testament by centuries. The story of the first man to enter the garden paradise had origin in Abraham's country of Mesopotamia as part of one of the world's oldest poems. This ancient work enshrines the story of the creation of an man from clay, the consequential meeting of a naked man and woman, and incorporates a serpent with a human head. At their origins, however, these pre-biblical records had nothing to do with the concept of original sin.

New poetry from visual artist Eve Wood, author of Six.

The complete collection of work from modern American poets.

Psychiatrist, professor, and award-winning author Eve Wood trusts in your capacity to heal--to clear the way to a natural state of hope, harmony, and well-being. The insights and tools she shares in this book will enable you to identify and "resolve" your issues. Dr. Christiane Northrup says this book is "one of the best books I've ever seen on how to achieve emotional balance and happiness. It's practical, real world and very readable. Dr. Wood is my kind of doctor." Dr. Wood makes healing a simple process that anyone can understand. She walks you through ten steps that encompass examples, stories, exercises, and guidance. You'll take stock of where you are and discover what you can do to transform your life. You'll learn to address your negative thoughts and beliefs, make life choices that fit your nature, and develop strategies to support your innate capacity to heal. Whether you suspect that you're suffering from a known condition or you simply want to understand yourself better, this insightful book is a path, a promise, and a prayer for that truly transformative way of healing to begin.