Book: Through The Fire - Your Past Will Always Follow You by Taisha Demay
categories: Book, Romance, Afro American, Contemporary, Mystery, Gritty, Redemption, Forgiveness, Romantic, Obsession, Compulsive, Romantic Suspense
Taisha Demay
about this book: This story is about a serial arsonist who's reign of terror spreads from the city of Baltimore to a small upstate New York town. The primary readers of this book are people who love an edge-of-your-seat story. It took me a year to write this story due to the fact that it was based loosely on a real person. The title actually came from a song I love. The cover was something that would convey what the story was about. I did extensive research putting together this book. I learned tons from writing it, everything from the different types of materials that burn easily to what would motivate someone to want to destroy something. I want my readers to know a lot of blood, sweat and tears went into writing this book. As well as a lot of myself personally went into putting it together and along the way learned some things about myself that in order to exercise your demons you have to admit they actually exist.
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about this book: This story is about a serial arsonist who's reign of terror spreads from the city of Baltimore to a small upstate New York town. The primary readers of this book are people who love an edge-of-your-seat story. It took me a year to write this story due to the fact that it was based loosely on a real person. The title actually came from a song I love. The cover was something that would convey what the story was about. I did extensive research putting together this book. I learned tons from writing it, everything from the different types of materials that burn easily to what would motivate someone to want to destroy something. I want my readers to know a lot of blood, sweat and tears went into writing this book. As well as a lot of myself personally went into putting it together and along the way learned some things about myself that in order to exercise your demons you have to admit they actually exist.
