Intercessions

"Eull's Intercessions is both a Hitchcockian thriller and the deeply personal journey of a forgotten victim. Grief, trauma, disorientation, stalking are just the tip of the iceberg. A debut novel not to be missed." -Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times bestselling author of Sleepless City When young Corianne Dempsey and her best friend, Rebecca, are approached by a stranger on their way to school, only one girl makes it home. When Rebecca turns up dead, Corianne's childhood ends abruptly. Growing up in the long shadow of this event, Corianne is now a conflicted young woman seeking solace in dangerous places. Her hauntingly-dark dreams begin crossing into waking life, hinting that the past she remembers may be a lie. Driven to make sense of what is happening, she returns to the only place she feels solid, the farm that provided an escape all those years ago, and the one person who has never judged or blamed her-the husband of her mother's best friend. With his help she begins to let in the darkness she has tried so hard to shut away and learns that truth and healing are even more complicated than she imagined.

About the Author :
Kathleen Eull is a novelist and poet. Her poetry has appeared in Emergency Almanac, Echoes, KNOCK, pith and as part of the Verse and Vision II project at Gallery Q in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. In addition, her interview with poet and artist Scott Zieher appears in his second book IMPATIENCE. Kathleen is the owner of Pyxis Creative Solutions, LLC and has worked as a publicist specializing in the promotion of small press authors for more than a decade. She also works as a certified meditation teacher and certified Reiki therapist at Bell Heather Healing, the complementary holistic practice she founded in Limerick, Ireland. A native of Wisconsin, she currently divides her time between Wisconsin and Limerick. Intercessions is her debut novel.

Review :
"Eull's Intercessions is both a Hitchcockian thriller and the deeply personal journey of a forgotten victim. Grief, trauma, disorientation, stalking are just the tip of the iceberg. A debut novel not to be missed." -Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times bestselling author of Sleepless City "Kathleen Eull's evocative writing captures the deeper aspects of trauma, memory, and psychological distress." -Dr. Carmen Kuhling, Psychotherapist and Senior Lecturer of Sociology, University of Limerick, author of The New Age Ethic and the Spirit of Postmodernity "No doubt this will speak not only to feminists but to all who are aggrieved and horrified as to what those with power do to us." -Darko Suvin, Emeritus Professor at McGill University and author of Disputing the Deluge: 21st Century Writings on Utopia, Narration, Horizons of Survival