C.G. Smith

About the Author

C.G. Smith is a dedicated educator, devoted mother, and avid reader with a lifelong passion for storytelling that speaks to the Black experience. Born and raised in the heart of southern Virginia, she grew up surrounded by the rich culture and history of the South, which fueled her curiosity about people, places, and the hidden layers of history. Her career and personal journeys have taken her across diverse landscapes, including a transformative period spent in a remote Iñupiaq village in Alaska. There, she immersed herself in the culture and resilience of the community, gaining insights that forever shaped her worldview.

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Exploring the supernatural, the political, and the power of storytelling.

Claire finds herself navigating a delicate balance between faith, community, and the fierce determination of a woman who, against all odds, stands ready to protect the people she loves.
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About Book

Small Things in the Ether follows Claire Williamson, a Black school principal, single mother, and survivor of her own battles with self-worth and body image. Though she navigates daily struggles with resilience, Claire is about to face a threat that far exceeds anything she’s encountered before—a powerful movement bent on reshaping America in the image of its narrow, racially charged ideals.

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Client Reviews

“Small Things in the Ether is a gripping start to the It Ends in Blood series. The vivid storytelling and intense emotions kept me hooked from the very first page. Claire’s journey is raw, powerful, and unforgettable. I couldn’t put it down!”
Sarah J., avid reader
“This book masterfully blends suspense, emotion, and a touch of the supernatural. The characters are well-developed, and the plot twists left me breathless. I’m eagerly awaiting the next installment!”
Jason M., book blogger
“A hauntingly beautiful narrative that explores love, survival, and the darkness within. Small Things in the Ether delivers a rollercoaster of emotions, with scenes so vivid they linger long after the last page.”
Emily R., author and reviewer