I Can See Clearly Now

Some truths refuse to stay buried.

Charity Elaine Woods is a brilliant marketing executive with a secret too heavy for words. On the surface, she has everything: success, sophistication, and the admiration of her peers. But when the rain falls, it brings something else: flashbacks, and a darkness she cannot explain.

What begins as a distant storm in her memory becomes a flood of truth that pulls her back to the night her world burned, when her parents died in a fire the world called accidental... but she no longer believes that.

As Charity unravels the layers of her past, she discovers she wasn’t the only child silenced by a corrupt system. With the help of her sister Ava, long presumed dead, Charity launches a fight for justice that will unearth secrets buried for decades and shake the very foundations of power, politics, and identity.

From courtrooms to quiet corners of memory, from whispered names to national reckonings, I Can See Clearly Now is a powerful story of survival, sisterhood, and reclaiming the truth that was nearly lost.

For every child who was told to forget;

This is a story that remembers.

By DeVon White

The Prodigal Son

What if coming home was the hardest part of the journey?

In The Prodigal Son, DeVon White delivers a raw and honest exploration of separation, consequence, and the long road to redemption. This powerful story follows a young man who walks away from everything, his family, his faith, his foundation, in search of something more. What he finds instead is heartbreak, disillusionment, and the haunting truth that some distances can't be measured in miles.

Told with empathy and clarity, this modern take on a timeless parable captures the ache of those who have lost their way and the quiet strength of those who wait for their return. It is a story about broken trust and healing grace, about pride and humility, about the hard choices that shape who we become.

Whether you see yourself in the one who left, or the ones left behind, The Prodigal Son is a reminder that no matter how far you have gone, the door home is never truly closed.

By DeVon White

The Harder They Fall

The Harder They Fall is a powerful tale of quiet resilience, self-discovery, and earned triumph.

Taylor Wilson, once a quiet girl silenced by bullying and grief, finds solace in books and cappuccinos. Love introduces her to a world of privilege that soon turns cruel.

When Jaren Best, heir to a powerful empire, fails to defend her, Taylor is forced to confront not only betrayal but the legacy of silence that has surrounded her life. What begins as heartbreak becomes transformation. Armed with her father's wisdom and a journal of hidden truths, she uncovers the corruption behind the Best name and rises, not in anger, but in grace.

Through heartbreak, exposure, and fierce self-possession, Taylor reclaims her voice. She does not shatter the world. She rewrites it. This is not just a story of falling. It is a story of rising. Of becoming. Of a woman who learned that quiet can be powerful, and that the softest voice can change everything.

By DeVon White