Salt in the Bone, Names in the Water is a literary speculative novel about reincarnation, memory, and responsibility. Following a young man who senses his life is a continuation rather than a beginning, the story explores how past patterns echo into the present through fear, love, and unfinished choices. Instead of mystical certainty, the novel offers a grounded, human portrait of what it means to live deliberately when you suspect your actions carry forward. It is a quiet, intimate exploration of presence, accountability, and the courage to stop repeating old mistakes and choose differently this time.
