Seeing Soriah

Ivan Jenson's psychological thriller "Seeing Soriah" is the story of Jordan, an art dealer, who represents his eighty year old father, a distinguished abstract painter with a violent past. The book begins when Jordan's father, on the cusp of his career spanning retrospective begins to see a beautiful young woman about town who has an uncanny resemblance to his late wife, a woman murdered over 50 years ago. The mystery unfolds as this stranger insinuates herself into Jordan's life, and slowly turns it upside down.


Both a thriller and a story of individual redemptions, Seeing Soriah is sure to chill as well as fascinate those looking to get lost in a labyrinth of terror and intrigue.


About the Author: Ivan Jenson is the author of Dead Artist, a novel published by Hen House Press in 2011. He also contributed "Love Noir" to Fiction Noir: Thirteen Stories, an anthology published by Hen House Press in 2011.