Savannah

By: Mark A. Daniel

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A Psychological Supernatural Thriller

Best experienced after Crossroads.

She was fifteen when she learned a dangerous truth:

Some men can look straight at you… and still not see you.

Savannah Marshall grew up in a house where fear was routine and mercy was rare. The night she ran, she carried three things: a pocketknife, a secret she didn’t understand, and an ancient amulet her grandmother called the gift.

It saved her.

But it also marked her.

Years later, Savannah has rebuilt her life—money, influence, and control. She tells herself the past is buried. She tells herself she’s safe.

Then the man she barely survived finds her again.

Cobb is older now. Scarred. Patient. He doesn’t age the way he should. And he doesn’t fear the amulet anymore—because someone has taught him how to hunt women like Savannah.

Something is moving behind him. Something that sends names. Addresses. Orders.

Now Savannah must uncover why the women in her bloodline are being erased—and what, exactly, she inherited.

Because the gift wasn’t free.

And the bill has finally come due.

For readers of slow-burn psychological suspense with a supernatural edge, where survival isn’t luck—it’s legacy.