When the Smoke Clears

When he walked in the house, I had no idea what to expect. He was cold, quiet, contemplative. But, hell, that's Marcus. There's been more than one time when he's come home in one of his moods. Still, today was different and I knew it had everything in the world to do with me.

"I’m sorry," doesn't cut it anymore. "This was never the plan," can't possibly express my true emotions. It's all I have, though. Empty words, vague explanations, tears, sorrow; they’re all I'm left with. So, what should I do? Run to him and throw myself at his feet, beg for the Most High Court of Marcus to spare me, have mercy on me? I wish I could. I wish he could hear that, hear me. But you know Marcus. You know his temper. And what I've done... there's no forgiveness for.

When the smoke clears... there's nothing left but the truth

Blue Planet Publishing and Avah LaReaux present...

Smoke and Mirrors

Coming Fall 2011

Reviews for Song of the Siren

Distinct Ladies Book Club

...This was a very good book about racism. The way Avah brings the characters of this book to life is amazing. I would recommend this book as a must read.


OOSA Online Book Club

... Song of the Siren by Avah LaReaux is a book that will grab you from the very first page. The story was a very good read that leaves you hanging at the end, but it just makes this reader even more eager to find out what is going to happen next. This would make for a great summer read.


Southern Allure Book Club

Song of the Siren by Avah LaReaux is a book that will grab you from the very first page. The story was a very good read that leaves you hanging at the end. Overall, this a very good read about racism and all the obstacles and heart ache that comes along with it. I recommend this book to all readers and book clubs.