Good Girls Gone Bad is Now LIVE 📖📕☠️

Published: Wed, 06/21/23

Do monsters dream?

_ Kintu

Good Girls Gone Bad is now ready for purchase and I'm so proud to show it to you first.

Representation and diversity in literature mean a lot to me because I remember when I was growing up, I didn't have that. The lack of characters who looked like me or authors who wrote from my perspective didn't scar me then because I didn't know better. But as I grew older and wiser, I understood how important it was to have that. So instead of complaining and bitching I decided to be one of the many to do something about it.

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Good Girls Gone Bad.

Get the first two copies in the Bad II the Bone series personally signed by me If you review the third book in the series - Good Girls Gone Bad. You can DM me on TikTok or email at marksmanstudios1@gmail.com.

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My writing journey has always been about making a difference. Years ago, that idea inspired me to create a supernatural thriller series that would break barriers, challenge norms, and captivate readers with its unique blend of Afrocentric themes, diverse female protagonists, and thrilling London-based setting. The result? The groundbreaking "Bad II the Bone." series.
Here are the six things that make it work:

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1.Embracing Diversity: Crafting a Team of Empowered Women

In a genre often dominated by white protagonists, "Bad II the Bone" sets out to shatter stereotypes and redefine the concept of heroism. Through the diverse cast of heroines, the series presents readers with a refreshing alternative, challenging the notion that the hero must always fit a particular mould. Y, Patra, and Suzy offer representation and a different type of heroine to cheer on, fostering inclusivity and expanding the boundaries of what readers expect from a thrilling supernatural series.

2. Afrocentric Origins of Universal Studios Monsters

Drawing inspiration from classic Universal Studios Monsters such as Dracula, Frankenstein, the Werewolf, and the Mummy, I sought to infuse an Afrocentric twist into the origin of these classic monsters. Through research and imagination, I reimagined their mythologies, intertwining them with African and Caribbean folklore. This unique approach not only revitalizes these iconic creatures but also introduces them in a fresh way to new readers.

3. The Vibrant Tapestry of London

With its rich history and multicultural society, London became the perfect backdrop for "Bad II the Bone." By setting the story primarily in this captivating city, I aimed to immerse readers in a world where ancient supernatural forces collide with the bustling modern metropolis. The streets of London become a character in itself, mirroring the complexities faced by its human citizens.

4. Empowering Women in the Face of Adversity

"Bad II the Bone" challenges traditional narratives and presents readers with a new type of heroine to cheer on—one who defies stereotypes and offers representation for underrepresented voices. The series celebrates diverse women's strength, resilience, and courage, providing readers with relatable and inspiring characters who navigate both supernatural challenges and the complexities of their own humanity.

5. Unleashing the Power of Mythology

Infusing Caribbean and African mythology into the narrative was a conscious decision to breathe life into the story's supernatural elements. Drawing from these rich mythological traditions, "Bad II the Bone" introduces readers to a fresh and captivating blend of folklore, gods, and spirits. This exploration adds depth, cultural significance, and a sense of wonder to the series. Infusing these mythological traditions adds depth, cultural relevance, and a sense of wonder, enticing readers to delve into a world where ancient supernatural forces clash with contemporary realities.

"Bad II the Bone" tries to pushes the boundaries of the supernatural thriller genre. The series breaks free from conventional storytelling by embracing diversity, infusing Afrocentric origins, and blending mythology with a modern setting. It invites readers on a thrilling journey filled with action, suspense, and cultural richness, ultimately I hope it leaves you wanting more.

Be Your Own Hero.