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Rod Palmer

    Rooted in the Gullah Geechee culture of rural Charleston, South Carolina, where storytelling is paramount, Rod Palmer hones his craft with a degree in creative writing. His narratives are characterized by ingenious plotting and concise, impactful prose. Palmer deftly weaves themes of Black feminism into his work, translating the rich tradition of Gullah Geechee storytelling for contemporary audiences. He acknowledges significant influence from Toni Morrison, his "literary mother," and Dr. Kwame Dawes, a distinguished professor and poet.

    The Waymaker
    • The Waymaker

      • 198 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      During a church shooting, actress Ameena Mimms' life is saved by Will Dantzler, a handsome, motorcycle-riding associate pastor. the near-death event opens a door to Ameena's hardened heart and Will gladly walks in. The ensuing investigation exposes Ameena and Will for not only possessing the motive to try to have the philandering bishop killed, but pasts that suggests they're capable. To make matters worst, a jealous, skin-bleaching first lady wants Ameena out of the way, whil an ambitious associate pastor wants Will removed. In a community of mourning and doubt, Satan is most busy, distorting truth and perception to the point where no one knows which is which. But God. When He shows up and shows out, all will know the difference.

      The Waymaker