Mallory O'Connor is a writer whose work delves into the rich tapestry of history and culture. Her background as an art historian and musician informs her unique perspective, bringing a multidisciplinary approach to her storytelling. She explores forgotten civilizations and the deep connections between people and their environments, weaving together narratives that are both intellectually stimulating and emotionally resonant.
The story follows psychic detective Epiphany Mayall, whose tranquil evening is shattered by a disturbing vision of a man surrounded by snakes. This vision links her to the ancient Mesopotamian tale of Gilgamesh, a king in search of immortality. As she navigates this connection, Epiphany awaits further guidance from Spirit to unravel the mystery behind her unsettling glimpse into the past.
In the third installment of Mallory O'Connor's occult thriller series, psychic medium Epiphany Mayall faces a new challenge as she investigates the disappearance of a renowned cave diver and environmental activist. Set in the small Spiritualist community of Watoolahatchee, Florida, Epiphany is drawn into a conflict between local environmentalists and an Australian developer aiming to build a luxury subdivision and golf course on delicate land near the Watoola River. Suspecting foul play, she enlists the help of Maro Gaido, a Chicago-based PI and former FBI investigator with a background in art crimes. Together, they uncover a connection between the diver's disappearance and the illegal removal of valuable fossils from the same area. Their investigation reveals the involvement of RAce Energy, a rogue company led by billionaire Derrick Rarian, which they have encountered in previous cases involving the international black market for stolen art. As Epiphany and Maro delve deeper, they remain determined to solve the mystery. Inspired by Cassadaga, Florida, known as "the psychic capital of the world," this novel combines literary flair with a paranormal and environmental twist, appealing to fans of gripping narratives and those with an interest in the supernatural and ecological issues.