Music is the universal language; enjoyed by all. Music lyrics offer many interpretations and it is in this regard that lyrics resemble poetry. In fact, that is what music lyrics are: poetry that is sung. Just like poetry is meant to be verbally spoken to obtain its full appreciation, music lyrics need to be sung.


Do you miss me like I miss you?
Or have you moved on?
Do you lay awake at night
Counting the seconds till dawn?

Do you think about me
And how we had a love so strong?
Do you ever ask yourself
Where did it all go wrong?

~ from Thinking of You

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Read a sneak preview of Chrissy Yacoub’s upcoming novel Sins in the Mist below and check back for release dates, first chapter previews and more…..


"God punishes the transgressions of the parents by making their children suffer.” Those were the words of Isabel Graham that would forever echo within the deep mist of the haunting Green Mountains of Vermont where her husband Jack was savagely murdered; his remains left mutilated and unrecognizable.


Now fifteen years later Isabel is still tormented by Jack’s death with the knowledge that he died before she had a chance to confess a terrible sin she committed – one that would alter their future forever. Desperately burying the betrayal of her past, Isabel refuses to talk about it with the one person who knows her secret, her husband’s brother Benjamin.


Misty Graham had it all; a husband who worshipped her, a daughter she adored and a best friend she couldn’t do without all living under one roof with Caleb’s mother and Uncle Benjamin near the beautiful yet haunting Shires of Vermont. Misty was content until Jasper Tucker, an old flame from Misty’s past, appears in her life awakening feelings that Misty was sure were dead. Her mother-in-law Isabel watches with scorn as Misty dangerously plays with fire. She reprimands her daughter-in-law for her foolish behavior, warning her about the perils of temptation and reminding her that “the wages of sin is death.” Misty is certain something much deeper is troubling Isabel who is constantly tormented by the ghosts of her past.


Meanwhile, brutal slayings begin to occur surrounding the forests of Vermont with a murderer who disfigures his victims and abandons them for dead while leaving no traces behind; feeding into the local town gossip that something paranormal haunts the Shires of Vermont – the very same entity that destroyed Jack Graham all those years prior.


Now Isabel is convinced more than ever that her family is the next target as the victims are hitting closer and closer to home. All the while, she watches with horror as Misty commits the same heinous transgressions Isabel was guilty of causing Caleb to follow a similar demise as his father. Isabel casts her judgmental finger on her daughter-in-law blaming her for her son’s death.


Slowly as the dense fog of the evil woods begins to fade, the indiscretions and family secrets become exposed in the harsh light of day. As they do, the Graham family discovers that something much deeper than the paranormal plagues them – a monster that lurks in the thickets parts of the woods, waiting, watching, and plotting the perfect vengeance to the many sins that were buried in the mist.





It's here! The highly anticipated newest novel, "Lost Soul" of Chrissy Yacoub has hit book stores nationwide.


Tracy Fletcher’s boyfriend Adam has just proposed and Tracy is on Cloud Nine. Her friends and family, however, do not share in her enthusiasm and are completely against her marrying this “loser” as they often refer to him. In defiance, Tracy accepts the proposal until her parents throw down a deal: To go stay with a close friend of the family who owns a hotel in the beautiful state of Maine. The condition is that she leaves Adam behind and takes some time to think the proposal through. If she still wants to marry him; they would not stand in the way. Jumping at the opportunity for a vacation too, her friends persuade her to go since they would be accompanying her. Tracy takes the deal despite Adam’s protests and she reassures him that if their love is strong enough, then she’ll still want to be with him.


Tracy and her two closest friends, Brian and Sheila, venture off to Maine to meet Tracy’s mother’s friend who happens to have a son about their age. But little do they know that there have been vicious murders in the area where the murderer kills victims who are married or engaged only to chop off their wedding fingers and take them, along with their rings, as souvenirs of his twisted behavior.


Upon arrival, Tracy meets Hunter, the son of her mother’s friend who co-owns the hotel, and his best friend Zachary who falls in instant love with Tracy. But things are not as they seem. Hunter has a troubled past with Zachary who had both loved the same woman but she was murdered. Now it appears as though history may repeat itself as trouble brews and Tracy finds herself falling in love too and re-thinking her engagement to Adam…until Adam shows up unexpectedly to surprise her. Tracy finds herself in a tangled, twisted love triangle while the murder is getting closer to home and it is Tracy who will soon find herself in danger of the worst kind as it is rumored that the murders are taking place at the hands of an unrested spirit who seeks vengeance. Now Tracy and her friends must find out who is committing these heinous crimes as they lose one of their own and are next on the victims’ list.



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