'Blue Mist White Rain' gives the reader a special omen: Warning: Handle with care. Contents contain pieces of a human heart. At the centre of every human being lies the heart, a delicate measure of human existence. In this deeply personal collection, Sha explores the depths, peaks, valleys and meadows of the vital organ we call the heart. She is willing to let us into her heart and her head, allowing the reader to share her joys and her pains. Through friendships, lovers, family and those she meets, if only for a moment, she expresses her thoughts. This work ponders the question, 'do we love with our hearts or with our heads?' Poetry and prose at its most honest, raw and complete. You will nod in recognition.

For eighteen-year-old Kennedy Alberhill survival in a collapsing world hinges on three rules: First, don't get caught in the blue rain. Second, don't let the Neons infect you. And third, don't ever let your guard down. These rules keep Kennedy and a small band of survivors safe inside a compound secluded in the Oregon Forest. But even an electric fence can't guarantee security. As the Neons evolve into cunning packs addicted to the blue rain and driven to multiply, Kennedy confronts dangers on both sides of the makeshift barrier. With each relentless storm the stakes continue to rise, forcing Kennedy to make a desperate decision she'd never thought possible. Trust a Neon. Rule number three just became rule number one.