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On the Line with Radiah Hubbert:Kaylynn Hunt

 




RH:Tell us about us about Splitting Souls.


Kaylynn Hunt:Splitting Souls is a look through the eyes of a Black Detective in a town in Oklahoma as he navigates his way through a case that keeps growing. As he unravels the clues, so do you. And you’ll never see what’s coming next.



RH:Why did you pick Oklahoma as the backdrop for this story?



KH:I actually have family in Oklahoma. It seemed like the perfect place to have this story unravel. Lending to the character’s angst in the town.



RH:Do you know when will we see these characters again?



KH:All I’ll say is that you may see SOME of the characters within the next year.



RH:What are some of your upcoming projects?



KH:As far as books:


2026 Almanac Anthology: Just Read Crew

 (A 12 story anthology) 


Releases Dec 31, 2025

https://amzn.to/4rcDg0D


I’m also planning to bring page to screen Summer 2026 with a movie adaptation of HWY 725 Called The Killing Path


RH:Where can readers find you?



KH:Connect via my linktree https://linktr.ee/KaylynnHunt



Click here to see the review of Splitting Souls

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