SOUTHERN NOIR STORYTELLER VISUAL ARTIST lARHONDA ANGELISA TURNED NOVELIST. Her stories don’t just unfold. They haunt, heal, and hold you still. Murder She Rode is more than a mystery. It’s a reckoning.

Raised in the rhythm of the South, LaRhonda sketches memory with a charcoal edge—where beauty meets grit, and justice rides shotgun. Her art has always told stories, but now her stories drive deeper. Into the ALLEYS. The long highways. The places where truth hides in plain sight.

She writes for the ones who remember too much. For the ones who never got to speak. For the ones who know that silence isn’t peace—it’s a puzzle waiting to be solved AS SHE’S GOES A SEARCH TO AVENGE HER GRANDFATHER’S DEATH.

Murder She Rode is her debut novel, but Ruby—the woman behind the wheel—isn’t new. She’s been riding alongside LaRhonda for years, collecting stories, listening hard, and refusing to look away.

This is Southern Noir with soul. With scars. With a voice that won’t be quiet.

Her grandfather was the first storyteller. Sitting on the porch, spinning tales that blended truth and myth, he taught her that every story carries weight—and every silence hides a secret. His voice echoes through her pages, especially in Murder She Rode, where memory isn’t just a theme—it’s a witness.