Onyx Webb: Book One
by Diandra Archer
Genre: Paranormal Suspense
Who can she trust? What is the truth?
Every decision has consequences.
What you thought you knew about ghosts is wrong. Sometimes they can walk among the living. In Onyx Webb, the silk of time weaved between lives is generations apart.
Follow a billionaire playboy who’s hit rock bottom in 2010, a girl off to prom in 1979, and Onyx Webb in 1906 on her sixth birthday.
It’s 1906, and the World’s Fair is in St. Louis. Onyx has a list of things she wants to see, and the World’s Fair Ferris wheel is at the top. But someone else has a list, too. The woman with the grey hair wants to find another little girl to take home. And like the last child, she’ll start at the Ferris wheel.
But someone else has a list, too. The woman with the grey hair wants to find another little girl to take home. And like the last child, she’ll start at the Ferris wheel.
You’ll love this superbly crafted paranormal thriller, because everyone likes twist, turns, and surprises. Onyx Webb will hook you from page one.
Onyx Webb: Book Two
The story continues. The entanglements grow. Who will survive?
Onyx is in danger. Her husband’s affair has him in a tight spot. And someone wants her dead. Will he kill his wife to save his skin? Koda is obsessed. Who is the girl in the mirror? He’s losing it, but his friend Dane has an idea. Will a psychic in Florida help them with answers? Or will it be a mistake?
Koda is obsessed. Who is the girl in the mirror? He’s losing it, but his friend Dane has an idea. Will a psychic in Florida help them with answers? Or will it be a mistake?
Declan Mulvaney and his best friend Tommy struggle to survive at the Open Arms Orphanage. A single act of defiance has them both in trouble. It won’t be easy to avoid the Nun’s wrath.
You’ll love the next installment of this fantastic series because the twist and turns keep coming.
Onyx Webb: Book Three
Onyx’s new life isn’t what she expected. Will Koda recover from the tragedy? Decaln is succeeding but at a terrible cost.
Every decision has consequences.
The surprises continue in this third installment of the Onyx Webb series and you won’t believe how twisted the plot has become. It will grab you because of the surprises, but you’ll be hooked because of the unknown.
You’re in deep now. Keep going forward.
It’s the only way out.
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Orlando,
Florida
January 25, 2010
January 25, 2010
It
had been two days since the Restoring Savannah banquet, and the girl in the
mirror was all Koda could talk about. “Think what you want, Dane, but I saw
her,” Koda said for the third time, getting up from the leather sofa in the
center of the penthouse apartment in the 55 West building and starting to pace.
“You gotta get
a grip, man,” Dane said. “Mika is still fuming about your speech, and I don’t
want to be around when word gets back to your dad.”
“I saw her,
Dane.”
“How many
vodkas did you have?” Dane asked. “Five? Ten?”
“I…
saw… her,”
Koda said again.
“Okay, okay.
You saw a girl in a mirror,” Dane said. “But I don’t get why you’re so freaked
out?” “We’re best friends, right, Dane?” Koda asked.
“You gotta
ask?” Dane was tempted to mention the fact that Koda had punched him in the
face when they were at the bar at the Mansion on Forsyth Park, but didn’t.
“And in the
four years you’ve known me, have I ever lied to you?” Koda asked. “About anything?”
Dane
shook his head. Like most people, Koda Mulvaney had a variety of character
flaws, but being a liar was not among them.
“Then listen
to what I’m saying, okay?” Koda said. “I’m not telling you I saw a girl’s
reflection in a mirror—I’m telling you I saw a girl in a
mirror. She was in… the… glass.”
Dane
went silent and took in what he’d just been told. “Okay, what color was her
hair?
“Gray.”
“So it was an
old woman,” Dane said.
“No,” Koda
said, shaking his head. “She was young, like late teens or early twenties
maybe.”
“With gray
hair?”
“Not just her
hair,” Koda said. “Her face, her clothes, everything. It was all gray.”
“A gray girl
in a gray place with gray clothing,” Dane repeated, trying to make sense of it.
“What was she wearing?” “I’m not sure,” Koda said. “Wait.” Koda closed his
eyes, tried to summon a mental image in his mind. “A dress. No, not a dress,
more like a fancy gown, like someone would wear to a wedding.”
“Weren’t there
a couple of weddings…?”
“Don’t go
there,” Koda said.
“Okay, okay,”
Dane said. “Did she say anything?”
Koda
shook his head from side to side.
“Was she
pretty?” Dane asked.
“Oh, yeah,”
Koda said. “She was stunning, mesmerizing. But there was something about her,
Dane…”
“What?”
“It’s hard to
explain, to put into words,” Koda said, closing his eyes again, trying to form
a picture of the girl in his mind. “It was her eyes. There was something in her
eyes—a combination of sadness and innocence and confusion—like she was…”
“Lost?” Dane
asked.
“No, not
lost,” Koda said. “Like she was dead.”
Richard Fenton & Andrea Waltz are best known as the authors of Go for No! (which hit #1 on Amazon’s Sales & Selling list and has remained in the Top 10 for the last five years.) They are also professional speakers who speak internationally to audiences on how to overcome fear of failure and rejection.
Although all of their business books are fables, the Onyx Webb series is their first serious dive into fiction.
But Richard and Andrea have been in love with creating stories together since they met almost twenty years ago and even spent some time in Hollywood writing screenplays, being represented by the producer of Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
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4 comments:
I love the sound of this book. I'd love to read it!
All of the books look amazing.
This sounds like a great read.
Sounds Super Good.
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