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Featured Novelist Wanita May
Marva Dale's first mystery gives us a glimpse
of life in the 1920s, laced with the undertones
of gritty crime, from jewel-clad party girls to
machine gun-toting mobsters.
- Wayne Beauvais, author of Waifs of the Wasteland
- Wayne Beauvais, author of Waifs of the Wasteland
Marva Dale is the pen name of Debra McReynolds who makes her home in El Paso,
Texas. She is the author of ten romance ebooks, and looks forward to continuing her love
of writing mysteries with the "Death by the Decade" series, a thriller by each decade.
In addition, she has penned the next chapter in her sweeping historical romance series, "Far From Eden," set in Colonial America.
In addition, she has penned the next chapter in her sweeping historical romance series, "Far From Eden," set in Colonial America.
Death of a Flapper is a cleverly written mystery
filled with wit, humor and touches of romance.
The reader is transported back to the Flapper
era, with bootleggers, speakeasies, hot jazz
and cool martinis. Marva Dale's book is
guaranteed to keep the reader enthralled until
the very last page.
Fifteen-year-old Rae Kerrigan has never questioned her
family’s history. That is until she accepted a scholarship to
Guilder Boarding School in England. Guilder is a very unique,
gifted school.
Rae has no idea what she is getting herself into or that her family’s past is going to come back and taunt her. She learns she is part of an unparalleled group of individuals who become marked with a unique tattoo (tatù) on their sixteenth birthday. The tatù enables them to have supernatural powers particular to the shape of their marking.
Both her parents were marked though Rae never knew, as they passed away when she was young and never told her. Learning about her family’s past, her evil father and sacrificial mother, Rae needs to decide if there is a ray of hope for her own life.
Rae has no idea what she is getting herself into or that her family’s past is going to come back and taunt her. She learns she is part of an unparalleled group of individuals who become marked with a unique tattoo (tatù) on their sixteenth birthday. The tatù enables them to have supernatural powers particular to the shape of their marking.
Both her parents were marked though Rae never knew, as they passed away when she was young and never told her. Learning about her family’s past, her evil father and sacrificial mother, Rae needs to decide if there is a ray of hope for her own life.
Wanita May grew up in the fruit belt of Ontario - St.Catharines. Crazy-happy childhood, she always has had a vivid
imagination and loads of energy. The youngest of six -- four older brothers, and a sister -- taught her at a young age to
be competitive in all aspects of life.
At sixteen, she began competing in athletics (track and field) and before she turned seventeen, she was representing Canada in high jump. She's represented Canada at the World Championships, World Jrs., won Francophone Games, and loved every minute of every competition.
After her father passed away in 2009, from a six-year battle with cancer (which she still believes he won the fight against), she began to write again. A passion she'd loved for years, but realized life was too short to keep putting it off.
At sixteen, she began competing in athletics (track and field) and before she turned seventeen, she was representing Canada in high jump. She's represented Canada at the World Championships, World Jrs., won Francophone Games, and loved every minute of every competition.
After her father passed away in 2009, from a six-year battle with cancer (which she still believes he won the fight against), she began to write again. A passion she'd loved for years, but realized life was too short to keep putting it off.