Title: The Woman from Cheshire Avenue
Author: Ankhesen Mié
Genre (s): Fiction
Categories: Dark, Experimental
Audience: MATURE
Synopsis
"I won't lie. I had serious reservations about this novella. Reading about a psychotic Neo Nazi stalking a black woman is not my idea of quality entertainment. In the hands of a lesser writer, this plot would've been a disaster. However author Ankhesen Mié not only makes it work but takes the narrative and the characters to unexpected places to keep you wanting to find out more." ~ Dennis R. Upkins, author
Lilith Wells is a successful young black woman, and the daughter of a prominent local politician. After a bizarre first encounter, she becomes the object of obsession to a Neo-Nazi from the streets.
First introduced in Folklore, and Other Stories, the dreaded Hirosawa family returns, doing what they do best: pulling political strings and doing business on the other side of the law. The book introduces new members of the family, including Michael Hirosawa, who's been ordered to "play nice" with Lilith's father.
As Lilith finds herself being stalked by men with less than honorable intentions, she soon realizes the best way out of this mess is probably death.
Publisher: Middle Child Press
ISBN#: 978-0-9831375-3-5
Edited by Amaya Radjani, Jen dePompei, and Ankhesen Mié.
Cover art by Michael Gibson; additional design by Nita Moton & Ankhesen Mié.
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