Michael Prescott

"My mama named me without the slightest inkling that there might be a hidden meaning to the name she picked." So begins the saga of Annabel Lee Stedman, divorcée, life coach, and all-around good person, who unfortunately happens to share the name of a dead lady in an Edgar Allan Poe poem. Pure coincidence, of course. There's no dark side to Annabel's life. She's all sunshine and goodness, all the time.  Or so she believes. Where does the public person leave off and the real person begin? What happens when the shadow side of the soul makes inroads into the daylight? And just how far into the darkness can someone go before there's no turning back? Annabel Lee is a 28, 000 word novella by Michael Prescott, New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of forty books.