Journal of Eva Morelli

JOURNAL OF EVA MORELLI, a book of contemporary fiction, bristles with suspense. “…I relished every page. Maryann D’Agincourt’s elegant prose is wonderfully descriptive, fluid, and, at times, even lyrical. There are three complicated and richly developed characters, and the short chapter format briskly moves the story along. A bit like a thriller that has learned self-control with the traction of a mystery, the book hooks you into turning pages with dread and desire to read on. And as you do, your feeling of foreboding only deepens,” writes one reader.

On the cover is a portending reproduction of Van Gogh’s painting, UNDERGROWTH WITH TWO FIGURES, a depiction of two subjects who are “faceless and inscrutable in a pathless wilderness,” says another reader. This intriguing cover provokes questions: Who are they? Or more accurately, given the title: Who is this mystery woman? Both women and men alike will eagerly brace themselves in anticipation of the approaching psychological horror.