Cette auteure américaine navigue dans les genres de la science-fiction, du fantastique, du mystère et de l'horreur. Elle écrit également de la non-fiction sous son nom complet, Jessica Dawn Palmer. Ses œuvres explorent souvent les aspects les plus sombres de la psyché humaine et les confins inexplorés de l'existence. Les lecteurs peuvent s'attendre à des récits empreints de suspense et de rebondissements inattendus.
Horror writer Scott McDowell knew the violent history of the old Graves house, and to him, that only made the place more interesting. But he wasn't prepared for the effect the house would have on his pregnant wife and their two young boys. For Scott has led his family into the grip of a malevolent force . . . a force hungering for the child waiting to be born.
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Exploring the language of rejection, Jessica Palmer's poetry collection delves into themes of grief and agency, capturing the tension between heart and mind. With a blend of physics and faith, her work traverses the landscapes of Appalachia and the cosmos, presenting a universe marked by beauty, ambiguity, and the complexities of loneliness. Through explosive honesty, Palmer moves from silence to expression, confronting the disruptions of life in a brief yet impactful collection that invites readers to reflect on their own experiences.
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The Sheep Book. The children are told to count sheep when they complain theyre not tired and cant sleep. But what happens when those sheep have no interest in being counted? What happens when those sheep have some adventuring to do?