Showing posts with label Dark Mystery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dark Mystery. Show all posts
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Ghost in a Small Town (An Entering Southern Country Novel) 2nd in the Trilogy
The second in the trilogy of An Entering southern Country Novel is now available on Amazon.
The folks of Cypress, Mississippi are unnerved when the ghost of Avery Carson appears not long after her car is found abandoned on Crow River Bridge. Laurel County Sheriff Cal Rayburn and his deputies set out to find the missing woman’s body, but what they discover is the woman’s sister is missing too. What could have happened to the sisters to persuade them to take their own lives? Or did they? As evidence is collected, doubts arise concerning the sisters’ demise. Was the sheriff’s department investigating a double suicide or a double homicide?
Deputy Travis Velardi is new to the sheriff’s department. He has moved on with his life after a bad relationship a year ago. Determined not to be deceived again, Travis keeps a tight lock on his heart. Mara Soriano unintentionally picks that lock and turns Travis’ life upside down, but Mara has no intention of starting a relationship with anyone, especially Travis.
The sheriff assigns Deputy Velardi second in charge on the case. With Mara on his mind, Avery Carson’s ghost wreaking havoc in town, and the investigation leading him in every direction, he’s uncertain that he’s the man for the job.
To what end will one go for fame and fortune?
What mystery does the shallow grave in the woods hold?
Who is the mysterious woman in the cabin by the lake?
Just when Travis thinks he has it figured out, he’s led down another dead-end road.
Ghost in a Small Town is the second in the trilogy of An Entering Southern Country Novel. It’s a story about lies, corruption, and murder.
Ghost in a Small Town
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Southern Gothic,
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Thriller
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Famous in a Small Town Book Trailer
"Famous in a Small Town" Book Trailer is now on YouTube. Special thanks to MELTDOWN for supplying the music "Raven's Flight". You guys rock!
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Famous in a Small Town ~ An Entering Southern Country Novel
Famous in a Small Town
An Entering Southern Country Novel
The quiet town of
Cypress, Mississippi is turned upside down when a former citizen, Raven Sawyer,
returns for a funeral. Raven’s fictional novel goes viral when the town folk
realize that she’s the author, and soon they’re thinking that her book is
not fiction but truth. Every little dirty detail is revealed in her book and
has the people of Cypress wagging their tongues and shaking their heads at a
few of the upper-class citizens and—the Sheriff.
All Raven wants is
to get through the funeral and go back to New York, but Sheriff Cal Rayburn can’t
allow her to leave after she discovers and turns over evidence that may be
connected to a double homicide that he’s investigating. At least, that’s the
excuse he’s giving her, and he’ll go to any length to keep her in Cypress until
he can make her believe that the affair, that she thinks he had six years ago,
never happened.
When more dead
bodies turn up, Cal feels they’re connected to the double homicide, but with
the evidence he has, he can’t make a connection. He’s left with more questions
than answers. He’s told that Raven’s novel may have answers to questions that could
help with his investigation, but what it reveals is more than what he wants to
know.
Famous in a Small Town is book one of An Entering Southern Country Novel. It has murder, lies, fiction, and truth—and more twists and turns than the
back roads of northwestern Mississippi.
Enter at your own risk.
Enter at your own risk.
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Happy Valley (A Southern Country Novel)
Josephine Preston was released and sent home from a mental institution. She has only vague memories of why she had been committed. Circumstances beyond her control will cause those memories to surface, one by one.
A tragedy, brought on by deceit, leaves her heartbroken and rejected. Jo is sent away to live with some rather peculiar relatives. Her fear of being institutionalized again has her desperate to keep her past hidden, but how long can she keep it a secret when her imagination begins playing tricks on her... or is it? A voice from her past resurfaces as well as the man who wants her secret to die with her.
This is a story about a young girl's heartbreak, rejection, fear, faith, and determination.
Happy Valley is the first in the series of A Southern Country Novel.
To read a sample or download follow the link below. Happy reading!
Happy Valley @ Amazon
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Mississippi,
Mystery,
Oklahoma,
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Southern Gothic,
Suspense,
Thriller
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Faded Rose
Rose Daniels is ready for a change. Her decision to divorce after twelve years of a failed marriage gives her a short moment of hope for her and her son's future, but Mother Nature throws a wrench in her plans and so does the Hughes County Sheriff when he arrests her for the murder of a local woman. She's lost so much already, but she could lose more... her son and her life.
Faded Rose is now available for Kindle and in paperback.
Faded Rose
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Happy Valley
At first, I was skeptical about putting my novel on
Amazon.com, but I've sold several and have had some good reviews. The reviews
are from people I don't know. My friends are still reading my novel and
I'm waiting for their feedback.
Happy Valley A Southern Country Novel is the first in the series. The story is mainly based in Northwest Mississippi. Happy Valley is a mystery with humor.
"Jo Preston could write a book on survival. Her titles could be: How to Survive Five Years in a Mental Institution, How to Cheat Death, How to Overcome Heartbreak and Rejection, How to Live With Crazy Relatives, or How to Run From a Serial Killer. Yes, she could write a book... if she survives all of the above."
http://www.amazon.com/Diana-Anderson/e/B008FU5U66/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1
Happy Valley A Southern Country Novel is the first in the series. The story is mainly based in Northwest Mississippi. Happy Valley is a mystery with humor.
"Jo Preston could write a book on survival. Her titles could be: How to Survive Five Years in a Mental Institution, How to Cheat Death, How to Overcome Heartbreak and Rejection, How to Live With Crazy Relatives, or How to Run From a Serial Killer. Yes, she could write a book... if she survives all of the above."
http://www.amazon.com/Diana-Anderson/e/B008FU5U66/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1
If you read my novel, please leave a review at Amazon.com. Thanks!
My Facebook page is: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Diana-Anderson/432120250141271
Now that I've told you about my novel, let me tell you about where I live. Although I was born and raised in Oklahoma, I've lived in this area of Mississippi since 1979. My husband and I moved to the country in 2006. Being raised a farm girl, I was long over-do and ready for the move.
A sign over our driveway reads, "God's Country" and it is a taste of heaven on earth. I love having my morning coffee on the patio. I'm never alone. Many mornings, deer walk between our yard and the woods that surround our home. Casey, our Jack Russell Terrier, is more interested in the squirrels and lizards though. We have chickens, which is more of a hobby as most are pets. However, fresh eggs are good. We keep a bird feeder in view of our kitchen window as well as hummingbird feeders. I love watching the blue buntings and have managed to get a few photos of the skittish little creatures. We have a creek down below our home and when we get a good rain, you can hear the rushing water. At night, the whippoorwill sing, tree frogs croak, and crickets chirp. We are so far away from the city that the night skies are lit up with stars, like diamonds on black velvet. I remember the first few nights after we moved in. I couldn't sleep because it was so quiet. Now, sleep is wonderful.
Life is good here out in this neck of the woods. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Now that I've told you about my novel, let me tell you about where I live. Although I was born and raised in Oklahoma, I've lived in this area of Mississippi since 1979. My husband and I moved to the country in 2006. Being raised a farm girl, I was long over-do and ready for the move.
A sign over our driveway reads, "God's Country" and it is a taste of heaven on earth. I love having my morning coffee on the patio. I'm never alone. Many mornings, deer walk between our yard and the woods that surround our home. Casey, our Jack Russell Terrier, is more interested in the squirrels and lizards though. We have chickens, which is more of a hobby as most are pets. However, fresh eggs are good. We keep a bird feeder in view of our kitchen window as well as hummingbird feeders. I love watching the blue buntings and have managed to get a few photos of the skittish little creatures. We have a creek down below our home and when we get a good rain, you can hear the rushing water. At night, the whippoorwill sing, tree frogs croak, and crickets chirp. We are so far away from the city that the night skies are lit up with stars, like diamonds on black velvet. I remember the first few nights after we moved in. I couldn't sleep because it was so quiet. Now, sleep is wonderful.
Life is good here out in this neck of the woods. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Labels:
Dark Mystery,
Humor,
Kindle,
Mississippi,
novel,
Oklahoma,
reading,
Romance,
Southern,
Thriller
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