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Genesis

Genesis

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The Past is Always Present

The Sister Christian Series — a haunting psychological family saga of faith, secrets, and second chances.

Richard Mason has built his life on isolation — a brilliant mind wrapped in bitterness, alcohol, and pills. He prefers it that way.

Until the sister he never knew he had walks into his world.

Hannah Rice has survived more than most people ever see — and more than most people ever believe. Physical and emotional scars have shaped her life, but they have not broken her. Not yet.

Between Hannah and Richard lies a history neither of them fully understands. A childhood fractured. A truth buried. A family that chose silence over accountability.

As old memories surface and carefully constructed defenses begin to crack, brother and sister are forced to confront a shared of lies and abuse.

Genesis is the first book in the Sister Christian series — a haunting psychological family saga about faith under pressure, generational wounds, and the quiet courage required to reclaim your story.

Perfect for readers who love emotionally layered characters, small-town tension, and slow-burning revelations that refuse to stay buried.

Copyright 2014

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