NOTHING BEATS A GOOD STORY
After a haunting history lesson lesson from Nana and a reckless plunge into a hidden cavern, five teens discover they are the latest in a long line of Protectors—tasked with confronting an ancient river Witch born from the Susquehannock massacre of 1763.
For centuries, the Witch has ravaged the Susquehanna Valley, flooding towns, drowning families, and feeding on grief left buried beneath the current. Guided by Nana and her circle of elders, and bonded to animal spirits—the raven, stag, hummingbird, bear, and raptor—the teens must face storms, blood-magic, and a force that has devoured generations before them.
The River Remembers is a supernatural horror story rooted in place, memory, and long-buried secrets—where found family and emotional bonds matter more than monsters, and the true terror isn’t just what stalks the valley, but why it refuses to leave.
Five teens. A crippling blizzard. An evil the valley can’t forget.
The River Remembers is a supernatural horror story rooted in place, memory, and long-buried secrets—where found family and emotional bonds matter more than monsters, and the true terror isn’t just what stalks the valley, but why it lingers for centuries.
This is D. Michael’s debut novel and the first installment in the forgotten witches saga.
The River was oNly the beginning.
Years after the Susquehanna Valley confrontation that nearly destroyed them, the Protectors are scattered across continents — older, fractured, and carrying scars the world cannot see. The Forgotten Witches is a mythic supernatural thriller about inheritance, memory, generational power, and the cost of trying to wake the past.
This is the second installment in the forgotten witches saga.
Brandon still lies suspended in silence.
The river still remembers.
And something older has begun to stir.
From the deserts of Peru to the high Andes, from Tulum’s cenotes to a Philadelphia high-rise overlooking a restless river, The Forgotten Witches expands the mythos of The River Remembers into a darker, deeper reckoning. Ancient covens. Buried bloodlines. Protector sigils that refuse to fade. And a mystery threaded through Nana’s legacy.
As Penny descends into ancestral magic, Tommy chases truth through obsession and guilt, and the found family fights to hold itself together, they discover the Witch was never the only force watching.
Some witches were hunted.
Some were silenced.
And some were simply… forgotten.
But perhaps they have not yet forgiven.
Evolution of the Dark Tiger
In Philadelphia, a supernaturally inclined assassin and a wealthy man from her past find themselves and their loved ones entrenched in a bloody mob war between the Russians and Italians, with the former searching for a laser-cut Jigsaw Key that accesses ancient treasures and the world's WMDs.
Quarterfinalist, Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards Spring 2024
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Count your money. count your friends. then count what’s left.
Atlantic City is a gritty crime story about guilt, survival, and the mathematics of revenge . It’s about the pressures of protection — and the weight of failure . Neon glamour collides with kitchen-floor heartbreak.
This job isn’t about the money. it’s about taking back what they stole . and putting them in the ground.
Money carries a sound. If you listen closely, you can hear it breathing.
Atlantic City. Late 1970s. The boardwalk hums with neon and cigarette smoke. Casinos rise out of salt air and ambition. Cash moves fast. Faster than the consequences.
Micky wanted to get his mom out — out of the noise, out of the late nights that wore her thin.
But Atlantic City doesn’t let anyone out clean.
Years later, the only thing left for Micky is revenge.
Old-school operators understand the kind of revenge Mick is after. Quiet planners. People like Marty — an unexpected mentor from a sharper era — know that it can’t be loud or quick.
It must be engineered. Patient and cold.
Deadly.