Loiacono Literary Agency acquires Trisha O’Keefe’s southern fiction, Lovesong of the Chinaberry Man

Loiacono Literary Agency acquires Trisha O’Keefe’s southern fiction, Lovesong of the Chinaberry Man

It is said that in the Thicket right outside of Julia Springs, Georgia lives a creature of myth and legend, the Chinaberry Man. Rightly so named due to the sweet, pungent scent those who have remotely come across him remember smelling. I say remotely because very few have lived to tell of a close encounter, except one… Gina McFarland has always been special: predicting plane crashes, having visions and dreams that come true— mostly the kind that don’t have happy endings. Now she sees the dead, and, of all people, the creature has chosen to save her. 

In a matter of days, several horrid things seemed to develop in this quiet hamlet, all of which culminate with hatred and revenge, Mother Nature’s wrath, pure serendipity… and the lovesong of the Chinaberry Man.

O’Keefe has one published novel, Hanahatchee (Deer Hawk Publications, 2012) and two yet to be released, Poseidon’s Eye (Jabari & Jaser, 2014) and Magi’s Well (Jabari & Jaser, 2015). As an anthropology student many years ago, Trisha O’Keefe became aware of the past’s potential for mystery. While living and studying in Egypt, she began writing with that connection in mind. O’Keefe lives in Georgia where she teaches and, of course, writes mysteries. http://www.loiaconoliteraryagency.com/authors/trisha-okeefe/