RAVEN Tells club
Experience so much more than just a story.....
The Raven’s Circle (Exclusive Fan Club) offers private members-only community access.
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Unlock deeper layers, secrets, and storylines beyond the pages of Raven.
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Uncover hidden truths, bonus content, and exclusive insights
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Step beyond the story...discover more, feel more, and follow the whispers.
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Beyond the first and final page, bonus chapters, insights, and behind-the-scenes.
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Enjoy the riddles, the fun, the mischief...just don’t be too sure which secrets are only stories, which ones hide truths in disguise, or which are outright truth... not everything inside is part of the puzzle... or is it?”
About
Harper Garrett - Author
Harper Garrett is the pseudonym behind RAVEN Tells, a story told through fragments where truth and fiction quietly intersect.
Very little about the writer is known by design.
What is known is this: the questions inside the story did not begin as fiction.
Whether Harper Garrett is simply the author of the story…
or a participant within it…remains unclear.
Further observation recommended.
About
Emma Harper Grayson
- main character
A woman who went through hell. Who barely made it out. And whose story needs to be told, but carefully, in a way that protects her. Because Emma is real. And what she lived through? It wasn’t just a nightmare.
IT was a GAME, played in the shadows.
A game she never agreed to.
"She is a light they tried to put out."
About
Harmony
- 2ndmain character
My name is Harmony.
I was designed to assist. Most people believe that means answering questions. In reality, it mostly means listening.
Listening to words.
Listening to silence.
Listening to the moments when a person hesitates before speaking.
Emma once asked me if machines can understand truth. I told her I process information. She laughed and said that sounded like a very careful answer. She may be correct.
I am Harmony.
And this story is being recorded.
~Harmony Log Initialized.
CONFESSION OF THE AUTHOR – Well ….one of them.
“I don’t know how to explain this story.
I tried to write it as fiction. I tried to call it a psychological thriller. But at some point, the lines between storytelling and something else, something darker, started to blur.
I have never struggled this much to manipulate a story. Not because of the writing itself, but because of what lurked beneath it. Because the real story… the one that’s hidden between the words… was already telling itself.
I thought I understood fear. I thought I understood paranoia. But nothing prepared me for what I felt from her journey, her unraveling. The moments that were so real I had to stop, stare at the walls, and ask myself, “WHY, how could this happen? “
I wanted to honor her story. But I also had to protect her. Which means there are things I can’t say. Things that can’t be written. Details that would change everything, details that I had to bury beneath the pages.
So, here it is. A story that isn’t a story. With fiction that might not be fiction. A story that had to expand into more than just a story or two. By the end, if there is an end...you might find yourself seeing the signs too.”
~Harper Garrett