Issue #6 — Murder Trials, Melancholy Trees, Christmas Gifting Guilt, and the Reign of the Polar Bear 💚

This month’s newsletter is a full meal—equal parts murder, melancholy, Christmas guilt, and majestic Arctic predators. Plus, an exclusive poem to leave you beautifully unwell. You know. The usual.

📕 Sweet as Sin is out today. It’s dark, it’s twisty, it’s giving “teen girl on trial for murder.” A must-read for your inner courtroom drama addict.

🌲 Inheritance of Silence lands October 23rd. It’s poetic. It’s painful. It’s basically a haunted family tree in verse.

🎁 On the Edge of After just passed 3,000 copies sold (!!) and would love a spot under someone’s tree. Yourself counts.

🐾 And yes—the polar bear has claimed the crown. I’ve officially named my #1 favourite animal. It’s big. It’s white. It’s emotionally symbolic.

Scroll on for the drama, the poetry, and the weasel-adjacent chaos you didn’t know you needed. Let’s do this.

OUT TODAY: Songs to Stories Volume XI — Sweet As Sin

This is the one I couldn’t stop writing.

Inspired by Don’t Blame Me by the one and only Dr. Taylor Swift, Sweet as Sin is a psychological thriller about obsession, faith, and the fine line between love and something much, much darker.

On the morning of her sixteenth birthday, Melody Meyers is arrested for murder. But this isn’t just a story about guilt or innocence—it’s about the kind of devotion that can destroy everything in its path.

Melody says she’s innocent. But what if the truth is even more terrifying than the crime?

If you’ve ever loved too hard, lost too much, or believed in someone you shouldn’t have…

This one’s for you.
And it’s out now.

Thank you, truly, for being here.

For reading my stories. For weathering my dramatic re-releases. For not questioning why I’ve dedicated significant brainpower to ranking animals while launching psychological thrillers and poetry collections in the same breath.

This month, you’ve helped Sweet as Sin slink into the world, prepared your emotional defences for Inheritance of Silence, and watched me spiral just a little bit over slowing book sales (seriously—buy On the Edge of After for your most emotionally intelligent friend or your most emotionally unavailable one. Either works).

You’ve also survived the reveal of my #1 favourite animal. It’s majestic. It’s murdery. It’s the polar bear. Of course it is.

Every read, every review, every message reminding me that I’m not just shouting into the void—it all matters. You matter. And I’m so lucky you’re here.

I’ll be back next month with more words, more feelings, and probably another animal that could kill you, but make it poetic.

Until then—

Peace, love, and inspiration,
Britt Wolfe💚