Mary Elizabeth Reynolds

• Mar-2008
• / Historical
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Samantha Wardlaw can talk to ghosts. Really. Until her fiance committed suicide, she used this remarkable gift to create historical biographies. However, after the death of her lover, she is left bereft of her psychic abilities and literary ambitions...

• Jul-2012
• / General Fiction
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Charleston, South Carolina is a magical city, but within its mystical boundaries a killer lurks. Even before murder darkened Celeste Hartley’s world, her lifestyle of scholarly gentility was on a steady decline. Her mentor’s death forces her to r...

• Jan-2013
• / General Fiction
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Willow Winds is one of the two remaining pre-revolutionary plantations still standing on the Ashley River outside of Charleston, SC. Its vast acreage is controlled by Wardlaw relatives. Of course its quite haunted, inside and out. That’s not too un...

• Oct-2013
• / Horror
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Lowcountry sorcerer, Julianna Riley, barely escapes death on the evening of the summer solstice while many of her coven plunges to their deaths. Instinctively, she tries to retreat o her Wadmalaw Island home off the coast of Charleston, South Carolin...

• Apr-2014
• / Historical
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Two modern women, Eleanor Jordan and Margery Cobham, born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina, have lived their entire lives with an eye toward the dying embers of medieval England. For twenty years, the women have lived and tried to love but ar...

• Sep-2014
• / General Fiction
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Anne Bonny, Charleston's infamous pirate, certainly walked in the Lowcountry air before she turned buccaneer and was sentenced to death. But did she hang for her crimes? The answer to that debated historical mystery is what Samantha Wardlaw and Regan...