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Learn moreA riveting page-turner about a woman caught in the crosshairs of an agri-business’ corporate assassin.
Against hope, Smythe Windwalker Daniels’ anonymity is compromised and a creditable threat has been made against her life. As the threats ratchet up, she feels she has no place to hide, and the danger impacts not only her life but the lives of those around her. She reluctantly accepts the FBI’s protection, hoping to testify and bring a promise of justice to her community.
Smythe is a woman with vision in her eyes and fire in her soul. From a young age, Smythe was discriminated against as a mixed-race girl in a predominately white neighborhood. Seeking an escape from the corporate rat race, she quits her job, only to get entangled in a pesticide poisoning cover-up attempt by a mega-corporation. While on the run, she seeks to find meaning in events that now threaten her life.
Through a series of misadventures, she discovers how all events are all woven together in this tapestry called “life.” As she uses her past experience to find meaning in her present, she begins to see beauty in the midst of chaos. But the harder she tries to hide, the more difficult it is to survive.
Opa Hysea Wise is an American author, born to mixed-race parents. She grew up across the United States and currently resides out West.
As an adult, Opa understood the deep need for connection that we as humans have. Like so many people of color, the longer she remained in the States, the more she came to experience a sense of “otherness.” Those experiences fueled her desire to discuss diversity as the woven fabric within the American tapestry.
Adera Gandy is an emerging artist who was born and raised in Des Moines, Washington. She studied theatre arts as an acting student at both Howard University and the Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory. She is still learning to be vulnerable, to be free, and most importantly, true forgiveness. These are lessons she hopes to incorporate all throughout her work as a performing artist.