Blue Water

Emily Hunter is a woman suffering. She is finally making strides at living independently after being mandated to residential psychiatric care for most of her adult life. Now, holding down a night shift job, taking her medication regularly, and meeting with her therapist twice a week, she's finally on solid ground ― or so she thinks. Amongst Emily’s frequent delusions is a hallucination of a little girl in purple pajamas that she has come to call “Carrot.” In the past, Emily believed that Carrot was real, and that the little girl desperately needed help. Her visions of this child have always been strong and surreal. Now they're becoming too powerful to ignore. Carrot is guiding Emily. Determined to find the answers, Emily starts down a deadly and terrifying path, following Carrot into madness.

Ricardo Henriquez, author of The Catcher's Trap

"Grabs you from the first page and doesn't let you go."

About the Author

Joseph Parcell was born in Port Huron, Michigan and grew up harboring an obsession with storytelling. He is a graduate of the New York Film Academy, and still makes movies as often as he can. Parcell lives in East Lansing, Michigan with his beautiful wife and daughter. Blue Water is his first novel.

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