Authors
M. L. Malcolm
Heart of Lies: A Novel
For lovers of historical fiction, this book has everything, great writing, historical accuracy, action, suspense, drama, adventure, romance, and realistic characters. The story keeps you on edge through the entire book. Nothing is sacrificed. This is a near perfect fiction-based historical accounting.
Doug Marlette
Magic Time: A Novel
A legal thriller, set in Mississippi, that retells a story of this dark chapter in American history. A southern boy grows up and returns to his home town only to be confronted with the most painful episode of his life, the racially motivated murder of his first real love. Extremely well written and hard to put down.
Charles Martin
Maggie
Detailed explorations of fully human characters keep this storyline from dipping too deeply into darkness. The loss of a son understandably damages these already imperfect people. Their struggle to find healing and love, this a meaningful story. You might even love these people by the time you finish the book.
Michael Morris
Slow Way Home
An abandoned child, raised in the South by his grandparents and threatened with being returned to his unstable mother, finds himself buffeted by the winds of racial violence. His grandparents are endangered and his home life shattered by violence. This story speaks in the sweet voice of an innocent child.
Marsha Moyer
Return of the Stardust Cowgirl: A Lucy Hatch Novel
This fourth of the Lucy Hatch books redeems the series! Number three, Heartbreak Town, declined a bit from the high mark set by prior books but this issue satisfies our hopes and expectations. This book offers a perfect reflection of small-town Texas while exploring family ties and love, joys and sorrows.