Eva Mensah Series by Billy London

Artist, Evangeline Mensah is slowly losing the mind beneath her Afro. A part of it has to do with rock star, Gabriel Walker strolling his rock star self into her exhibition, and looking quite determined to repeat the best night of her life. The other part is the strange things happening to her home and her dreams. Dreams that make her feel really odd around fashion photographer Michael Lee. Not to mention they feature a bunch of women who keep turning up dead... moreArtist, Evangeline Mensah is slowly losing the mind beneath her Afro. A part of it has to do with rock star, Gabriel Walker strolling his rock star self into her exhibition, and looking quite determined to repeat the best night of her life. The other part is the strange things happening to her home and her dreams. Dreams that make her feel really odd around fashion photographer Michael Lee. Not to mention they feature a bunch of women who keep turning up dead. Instinct and an overprotective Gabriel warn her to steer clear of Michael but there is something so familiar about him, she can’t help but be drawn to him in spite of the darkness that seems to surround him. And it’s just coincidence that he happens to live one solitary floor above her own home. That’s all. Coincidence. less

Eva Mensah isn’t happy. To the outside world, she has the perfect life; a gorgeous musically talented husband and a beautiful little boy. But Gabriel Walker happens to be half way across the world on tour in Australia. And her five month old baby boy is evidently displeased by her parenting skills. She can’t do anything right by little Elijah. A world of emotion keeps her from admitting to her husband and her family that past events of two years ago are threatening to swallow her sanity whole... moreEva Mensah isn’t happy. To the outside world, she has the perfect life; a gorgeous musically talented husband and a beautiful little boy. But Gabriel Walker happens to be half way across the world on tour in Australia. And her five month old baby boy is evidently displeased by her parenting skills. She can’t do anything right by little Elijah. A world of emotion keeps her from admitting to her husband and her family that past events of two years ago are threatening to swallow her sanity whole. Eva can’t help but feel overwhelmed by being a new mother and inadequate to cope alone. Especially when she can still see bad things. Really bad things. Definitely not when they happen to her and certainly not when they start happening to her son. Unable to decide what’s real and what’s imagined, Eva struggles to keep the life she so desperately wanted, from dissolving into hell. less