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Book by Mele
Posted: Sep 10, 2008
Egyptian magic interpreted from hieroglyphs by a...
Tags:magic, paranormal, suspense, egypt, archaeology, spells, haunt, egyptian, aaron, ka, chione
Book by Mele
Posted: May 30, 2008
A mystery surrounds the lush orchards and farmlands of...
Tags:thriller, gun, graves, serial, killer, river, sara, stalker, psychopath, skeletons, sacramento
Book by Mele
Posted: Feb 19, 2010
A woman's log search for her abducted daughter leads her...
Book by Mele
Posted: Sep 10, 2008
Dramatic ocean survival and island life stories that...
Book by Mele
Posted: Sep 10, 2008
Egyptian magic interpreted from hieroglyphs by a...
Book by Mele
Posted: May 30, 2008
A mystery surrounds the lush orchards and farmlands of...
A native of Walnut Grove, California in the Sacramento River Delta, Mary Deal has lived in England, the Caribbean, and now resides in Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii. She is a Pushcart Prize nominee.
Down to the Needle, a thriller has been published.
Mary writes in several genres. She spent four years researching 3,500 years of Egyptian dynasties to find the proper period in which to weave her threads of fantasy for a novel. During the research period, she completed and published The Tropics: Child of a Storm - Caught in a Rip - Hurricane Secret. It is an adventure/suspense trilogy set in the Caribbean and Hawaiian Islands, and fictionalized from some of her near-death escapades at sea.
Also during that four-year research period, she wrote her first mystery/thriller. Another four years of writing, rewriting, and polishing produced The Ka, an Egyptian fantasy. Then finally, giving the completed Ka manuscript a rest, she wrote a second thriller.
River Bones is set in the Sacramento River Delta. This thriller was a winner in the ERic Hoffer Book Awards competition.
Down to the Needle, is set in a fictitious west coast locale.
Mary is currently at work on two sequels to River Bones.