Authors pen supernatural book

Denise Barrett Caffey and Kim Davenport

Local authors Denise Barrett Caffey and Kim Davenport of Woodbury, will debut their new novel "616". It is published by Archway Publishing, the self-publishing subsidiary of Simon & Schuster.

March 14 is the date for their launch and book signing at the Cannon County Arts Center on John Bragg Highway in Woodbury, from noon until 2 p.m.

Caffey, an artist and also known locally as "the pie lady", says she is not a writer after writing the 367 page novel. Davenport is the former owner of Cannonwire, a local online newspaper and is a former Realtor. Both have been working toward public-ation of the book for over two years.
Set in their small southern hometown of Woodbury Tennessee, 616 is a thriller that deals with the supernatural. It is chocked full of real Southern humor.

Three young women-friends since childhood-live in Woodbury, leading what they think are ordinary lives: Moss is a moonshiner, Erin is a banker, and Blue is the wife of a preacher. What they don't know is the upstanding mayor, Erin's uncle, is living a secret life-making a deal with a demon who brings evil into this small town.

Moss is also a dreamer. Her dreams are vivid, real, and terrifying, and they were starting to come true. After a botched murder investigation, the friends decide to set a trap and Moss has a redneck trick or two up her sleeve. Though the results are hilarious and are talked about around town for a month, it reveals a threat of evil. The friend's lives are turned upside down when their eyes are opened and they begin to see into the spirit world-a frightening world of the demonic.

Caffey and Davenport are available for interviews and appearances. For booking presentations, media appearances, interviews, and or book signings, contact 616thebook@Gmail.com.

The book is available for electronic download on Amazon Kindle, Google books, Barnes & Noble for the Nook, Google Books, and more.
The softcover can be purchased directly online from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Archway Publishing. Books are also available for purchase inside the Cannon County Arts Center.