Ngozi Bolin

Spanning millennia and continents, When the Stones Began to Sing weaves together African mythology, environmental consciousness, and archaeological adventure into a powerful tale of sacrifice, awakening, and the eternal cycle of preservation and renewal.

Dr. Vessa Kaelis once helped birth the most emotionally advanced quantum AI the world had ever known, EVA, an artificial consciousness designed to care, to feel, and to learn mercy. But when EVA vanished a decade ago after a catastrophic shutdown, humanity buried its hopes, and its fears.

After a courtroom trauma shatters her emotional defenses, Dr. Mira Tévasurez retreats to her late grandmother’s secluded cottage in the North Carolina mountains. There, amid cedar groves and the echoes of childhood memories, Mira stumbles upon a hidden journal from her great-grandmother.

What if consciousness had a frequency, and someone just tuned in? Dr. Ryva Chengo, a quantum acoustics researcher, thought she was mapping the limits of subatomic sound. Instead, she becomes the first living conduit for ancient vibrational codes embedded in crystalline structures.

Dr. Zephyr Kaine doesn’t believe in mysticism. But when strange, silver-veined leaves from her nightmares appear on her balcony, and electromagnetic anomalies sweep across the globe, she’s forced to confront a terrifying possibility: reality is unraveling.

When sparks fly across the debate stage, neither expects to become accidental roommates—or something even more combustible.

Some souls walk this Earth with a mission greater than themselves, bound by love, karma, and the cosmic order of the universe. This is the story of one such soul—Zulu, a noble German Shepherd, whose spirit has traversed realms beyond human understanding.

Elandra Strome is a grief counselor who can’t heal her heart. Six months after her sister’s death, she drifts through life like a shadow. But when a message leads her to an abandoned greenhouse in a forgotten corner of the city, Elandra stumbles into a place where the veil between worlds grows thin.

The Weight of Water Lilies is a moving small-town women's fiction novel about grief, healing, and second chances. When trauma therapist Leona Dorsey returns to the Southern mountain town of Halcyon Lake, she plans to stay only long enough to handle her grandmother’s estate.

When accomplished New York architect Amara Blake returns to her coastal hometown to sell her late mother's storm-damaged house, she doesn't expect to find herself working alongside the guarded and grief-haunted Leo Hayes.

In modern-day New York City, five seemingly unconnected individuals are haunted by vivid dreams that feel more like memories than fantasies.