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One-way conversations with sparks of light? Totally normal.
A blind date with a man who hasn't aged in thirty years? Not so much.
Lila Givens has always hidden her psychic abilities, creating a small life in the same coastal city where she was born. But her nightmares have grown worse, her angels still haven't learned Morse code, and raising a thirteen-year-old genius requires more brain power than she can spare.
Still, the abnormal seems fairly normal—until a strange young man appears and a new friend confides a shocking truth about her pregnancy.
Sal, on the other hand, has never attempted to hide. In his experience, humans do not see what they do not wish to acknowledge. He moves among them, identifying the aberrations as he always has, as he knows he must. This existence depends upon it. But one choice made long ago, one decision born of guilt and fear, is a secret he must protect—at any cost.
"Indelible characters...enthralling speculative tale." —Kirkus Reviews
Daughters of Men is Book 1 in a speculative women's fiction saga where memories may not be what they seem.
E-book includes preview chapters from Book 2, Like Moonlight on Water.
In the mood for something a little darker? Forgetting the Lost is the standalone prequel set in the 1940s.
Jennifer is an author, consultant, and host of The Creative If podcast. She believes creative empathy is the key to solving any problem and loves to help other women hone their unique writing styles.
As J. Martain, she writes speculative fiction exploring family and soul connections—mixing genres with generous dollops of laughter, tears, and everyday strangeness. (And hurricanes, because she's native to coastal North Carolina and very familiar with them!)