Venice Peach

By: Jessamyn Violet

Narrated by: Jessamyn Violet

Welcome to the Dark Carnival of Futurism…

Narrated by the author, this is a giant melting pot of madness to match the time.

One dark, windy supermoon night in the near future, a woman's ill-timed tarot question rips open a portal between dimensions, unleashing cosmic chaos.

Step right up to Venice Peach, a flamboyantly freakish circus on the gritty Venice Beach boardwalk, where bizarre talents and mind-bending spectacles are just the beginning. Get lost in a funhouse maze of reality-shattering events and untamed, sex-fueled showdowns.

Featuring a cast of gonzo characters tee-tottering on the slippery slope of ambition, only to be thrown wildly off-course by creepy canal creatures, zombie seagulls, and a robot president—this is a fast, raunchy ride with enough twists to leave you twisted.

No glitches, no guts, no glory.

"An unflinching psychedelic adventure with a human heart."—Razorcake

"Super-talented writer Violet has a gift for seeing the magic in her home haunt of Venice, CA and realizing it through fantastical tales... A wild journey into a world of robot presidents, where 'art meets lust.' Just read it."—Music Connection Magazine

©2025 Jessamyn Violet (P)2025 Jessamyn Violet

high on character. weak on plot

Had a lot going for it. the book was fun. the author put a lot of work into building the characters. unfortunately, most of the characters weren't worth an emotional response. (Good or Bad). I disliked Phillip. kind of liked Gerard. really didn't care what happened to any other character.
why did I finish the book? I thoroughly enjoyed the narration. each chapter sounded like a drunk campfire story. but there was very little plot. a heavy handed message that failed to build. a climax that made no sense and literally came out of no where.
if you're looking for something absurd but amusing to get you through a long work out. it's a great read.
I feel the author has great potential and would be willing to sample her further work.