
Coming July 11 – Jezebel’s Island: A Psychological and Mystery Thriller by Gabriela Marie Milton
When you open this book on Saturday, forget everything you know about reading a novel. Watch the details.
Watch the swans. Watch what Armand does—not just what he says. Pay absolute attention to the old symbols hidden in plain sight, and look closely at the bridge game; every move matters.
Examine the men—specifically, the buttons on their shirts. Yes. In my world, nothing is an accident. Track every word from Jezebel and Lady Swarling, and watch for the children. They are the ghosts of this narrative.
Someone asked me: “Is this just another bad Jezebel?”
Think bigger. Don’t bring your biblical biases to this island. It is more like Anastasia standing in front of a mirror that Jezebel created. What will she do when she looks into it? Remember: the name Anastasia means resurrection in Greek.
Listen closely to Jezebel’s monologues to find the truth behind her name.
The countdown to July 11th is on. The pieces are all there. Are you ready to step into the mist?
Honoring our community
In honor of this core community and our shared commitment to the written word, I will not be taking any personal proceeds from this novel. Instead, 100% of the proceeds will go directly to Literary Revelations to fund the creation of our next haiku anthology, ensuring that we continue to nurture and preserve the art of traditional verse. Your support directly shapes the future of our community.
Jezebel’s Island will be featured on September in Times Square, New York.
A Short Scene from Jezebel’s Island – Watch.
Gabriela Marie Milton
Author and Founder of literary Revelations


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