Book: AKA Dead Man: An Epiphany Brenner Mystery

AKA Dead Man: An Epiphany Brenner Mystery by Ghetto Girl Blue

The dead man thought he could take his secrets to his grave with him. Nope.

Epiphany Brenner is a suspended police beat reporter in Oakland, California caught in a web of murder, mystery, and a looming mental illness as she tries to free a friend's children from a corrupt adoption center and spring her foster brother from jail for the murder of their foster father. What she uncovers along the way will change everything she ever believed about herself.

About the Author

Author of The Punany Experience: The War Between Tops and Bottoms, Jessica Holter, delivers her second novel AKA Dead Man, penning her first mystery under her popular stage name Ghetto Girl Blue. Holter is best known for creating The Punany Project in 1995.

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Proceeds benefit Voices of Foster Care.

About the Author:

Jessica Holter is a writer, public speaker, visual artist, and theatrical producer, best known for creating The Punany Poets in 1995. Also known as Ghetto Girl Blue, she is a pioneering figure in Black erotic spoken word. Holter has authored multiple titles, including the poetry collection Verbal Penetration and the novel The Punany Experience, published by Zane’s Strebor Books through Simon & Schuster.

With the recent release of her new book, Truth is a Trap House, her classic series Punany: The Hip Hop Psalms is gaining new audiences. While the original coffee table book is out of print and coveted by collectors, Black Love American Style, The Onliners, and Secret of the Pearl are available on Amazon. Speak the Unspeakable is also a fan favorite for survivors of trauma.

Fans of her theater work will enjoy her Adult Night School Stage Play, which producers can bring to their own community stages. Holter, a talented visual artist, is particularly proud of Ghetto Girl Blue’s Art Book with Haiku Poetry.

Her mystery books include AKA Dead Man and 13 Rooms. Her first self-help book, Voices of Foster Care: Healing Trauma, aimed at foster care alumni, is set to be released in Spring 2025.

Get previews of Jessica Holter’s written work at CoffyBooks.com.