Mary Anne Edwards is the
author of The Charlie McClung Mysteries, Brilliant Disguise, A Good Girl,
Criminal Kind, and Sins of My Youth. These are traditional murder mysteries
with a touch of romance. There are six more books planned for this series. But
her imagination tends to run wild, so you never know when it may end. Mary Anne
was born in Mercedes, Texas. She now lives in Georgia with her husband of 35+
years and her Tuxedo cat, Gertrude. She and her husband dream of retiring in
... Well, they haven’t decided yet. For years, she only dabbled in writing, but
with the encouragement of her husband, she left the accounting world to write
full-time. Mary Anne is an advocate for the developmentally challenged and sits
on the advisory board of Rockdale Cares, Inc. She is an active member of
Sisters in Crime – Atlanta Chapter. Mary Anne can thankfully say that she is a
breast cancer survivor. When Mary Anne is not writing, she loves to read, and
watch all kinds of mysteries.
Series Blitz - A Charlie McClung Mystery by Mary Anne Edwards @maedwards58
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Mary Anne Edwards is the
author of The Charlie McClung Mysteries, Brilliant Disguise, A Good Girl,
Criminal Kind, and Sins of My Youth. These are traditional murder mysteries
with a touch of romance. There are six more books planned for this series. But
her imagination tends to run wild, so you never know when it may end. Mary Anne
was born in Mercedes, Texas. She now lives in Georgia with her husband of 35+
years and her Tuxedo cat, Gertrude. She and her husband dream of retiring in
... Well, they haven’t decided yet. For years, she only dabbled in writing, but
with the encouragement of her husband, she left the accounting world to write
full-time. Mary Anne is an advocate for the developmentally challenged and sits
on the advisory board of Rockdale Cares, Inc. She is an active member of
Sisters in Crime – Atlanta Chapter. Mary Anne can thankfully say that she is a
breast cancer survivor. When Mary Anne is not writing, she loves to read, and
watch all kinds of mysteries.
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