Irish Rivers
Author. Survivor. Dreamer. Writing the worlds she walks every night.
The Chronicles of Reaper XIII: Harmony — Coming September 26, 2026
In a world built on lies, one woman carries the forbidden power to unmake it.
Serelith has no memory before the day she was carried into the remote village of Witchlight Ford. For fifteen years she has hidden in silence, concealing a power she always thought was drowning within her: Harmony.
The hunt has begun.
Fleeing into the Drowned Reaches with the only family she's ever known, she must survive rival cults, dead zones, and a power older than the Shattering itself — because the world she was born into was built on a lie three hundred years old, and she may be the only one left who can unmake it.
A fantasy story written with touches of darkness, lies, deceit, and secrets. Harmony is only the beginning of the journey.
The stone remembers. This is Volume Thirteen.
— Chronicle of Reaper, Stone-Born of Korrin
About Irish Rivers
Irish Rivers started writing The HideAway at fifteen — because what teenager doesn't dream of running away somewhere? Life had other plans. She became a mother of three, crossed the country at forty-seven for a fresh start, and finally finished the book at fifty-one.
It was worth the wait.
She lives on the Gulf Coast of Texas with her partner and their dog Nelly. On any given day she might be homesteading, baking sourdough, pressure-canning meat, fishing the bay, studying for her business degree, or teaching herself Python. She bakes cheesecake from scratch. She makes her own jelly. She is still healing, still learning, and still deeply in love with God.
She started writing late — or right on time, depending on how you look at it. The stories wouldn't stay quiet anymore, so she stopped asking them to.
Author. Survivor. Dreamer. Writing the worlds she walks through every night.
The Fight
In January 2026, Irish Rivers had a stroke. What followed was not just a medical crisis — it was a collision with every broken part of a system that is supposed to protect patients.
Insurance denials reviewed by unqualified doctors. Legal barriers that make justice financially impossible. A tele-doctor who looked at a woman who could not move her right side or form words and said — probably nothing.
Probably Nothing: A Beautiful Wreckage exists because silence is not an option. It exists for every person who has been dismissed, gaslit, or priced out of the justice they deserved.
Know your rights as a patient. Document everything. Push back.
You are not alone. And your story matters.
Get In Touch
For reader mail, media inquiries, or speaking requests — Irish would love to hear from you.