Mary: 1452 books

A winner of the 85th Writer's Digest Writing Competition in the category of Mainstream/Literary Story, author Mary Elizabeth Leach (Raines) has written a sometimes salacious, sometimes funny, sometimes touching, and always entertaining collection of short stories and modern-day fables that are subtly...

Martine's 16-year-old daughter Amelie is busy faking a science experiment with the help of her older brother one Saturday when they accidentally poison Martine. Amelie and her brother deal with the possibility that they may have committed involuntary manslaughter in this darkly funny tale from Mary Kitt-Neel.

Aurora Floyd (1863) is a sensation novel written by Mary Elizabeth Braddon. It is a follow-up novel to Braddon's highly popular Lady Audley's Secret (1862). The plot follows the eponymous heroine, the daughter of a marriage between a nobleman, and an actress, as she grows into sexual maturity and...

Novelist Mary Cholmondeley (1859-1925), author of Red Pottage and Diana Tempest, writes of escaped criminals, desperate thieves, and the mysteries of a seemingly loving family, in The Lowest Rung and Others.

Howdy; I'm Nellie Cake and these are "Memoirs From My Outhouse." I write adult only true stories of violence, murders, beatings, crimes, 36 rapes, drugs, incest, alcoholism, inmates, stolen children, homelessness, narcissistic abuse, and nasty words. I have fifty three years of experience...

Florida is in danger of being built-up, paved-over, and loved to death, but monsters still lurk in its dank, wet corners. When the body of controversial politician Joseph Swain is found in the jaws of a tremendous alligator, the swamp is full of people who might have wanted him dead. Was he killed...

Imagine you have just woken up in a bed soaked with blood. Imagine that your boyfriend is lying next to you, dead. Imagine that you know with certainty who killed him, because she has hated you since the moment the two of you were born.Now imagine that you and the killer share the same DNA.Haley...

Charming, wonderful short stories of a little girl growing up in a rural Kansas college town during the depression. These true short stories bring to life the colorful characters of the small college town of Baldwin, Kansas. The joys and trials of this little girl are written in the style of Jean...

In an age of mysticism, of violence and treachery, of many old gods and one new, a savage Celtic beast stirs in the mountains of Wales. The Dragon has come, the Dragon of the Island. So begins the thrilling saga of Maelgwn the Great and his dynasty. It is a tale of family secrets and a blood curse....

Small town romantic women’s fiction with love, hope, second chances, and a happy ending! Note from Mary: I love secondary characters: writing them, reading about them, even watching them on the big screen. Secondary characters support the “stars”; make them more vibrant and compelling....

Emily Crawford, a young American wife and mother, seeks a long-overdue self-respect in this absorbing and dramatic portrait of an expatriate family experi-encing life in an exotic Arab culture at the start of the 1960s. Revelatory episodes unfold against the enter¬tainments of the well-to-do and influential,...

Pretending Normal, formerly Lies Imitating Life, was a past quarter finalist in Ray Bradbury’s New Century New Writer Award contest. It was also a past semi-finalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award contest. 1976 Before-Sara Polokovich wants out of Norwood, Pennsylvania, population...

Pig is a remarkable French Bulldog with the ability to, quite nearly, transform both posture and personality into a menagerie of animals before your very eyes. Whether on land or by sea, from safari to barnyard, Pig is one peculiar dog.

Polka Dot Hair Girl Teaches Lesson of Self-Esteem Extraordinary girl and her special dog share self-empowerment in colorful new children's book. San Jose, CA The new children's book by Mary Russo, PhD; skillfully shares practical advice for the young reader with the use of a fanciful character named...