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Marissa is a writer of just about anything. Her large piles of notebooks contain the tales of punk Elves, evil dictators, flying pirates, and a gruesome murder or two. Her first book is for sale at

http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Wall-Dystopia-Marissa-Priest/dp/3845445408/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1330135118&sr=8-1

She asks anyone who knows a good book agent to contact her at ashnau003@gmail.com

OUR FATHERS will be updated at least once a week with new chapters or edits. You can follow my updates on the series new twitter account: Black_and_Redd. I will gladly take read swaps. If you back my book, I'll certainly take a look at yours. I try to give everyone equal time on my shelf.

favourite books

Since that list is far too long, here are the favorite published authors.

JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, WIlliam Gibson, Wilkie Collins, The Bronte Sisters, HP Lovecraft, Gail Carriger, Jane Austen, Edgar Allen Poe,

my websites

http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Wall-Dystopia-Marissa     http://twitter.com/Black_and_Redd

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my books

Our Fathers

Marissa Priest

After a decade of not knowing the truth behind their detective fathers' deaths, Colby Redd and Scarlet Black unlock the dusty mysteries of their past.


In 1880 Bath, England, Scarlet Black and Colby Redd depart from their quiet lives to finally find out why their famous detective fathers went to the lumberyard where they died in a horrific fire ten years ago. Despite conflicted motivations, they each desire to sort out the root of this mystery.

In long afternoons crowded around dusty boxes, the two dig up their own convoluted histories as well as new mysteries. Tattered books and crumpled papers tell them about illegitimate children, arson, forgery, and riots. Using their genetic predispositions to solving crime, Scarlet and Colby force themselves into a world all others wondered if they would join. Under the cautious stares of Scarlet's mother and her socialite friends, the two risk social standing and reputation all for a once seemingly simple truth.

The quest for one answer leads to a room filled with questions.

Copyright 2009

 

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Maevesleibhin wrote 7 days ago

Dear Marissa, I want to thank you for your continued support of Mrs ....

mdws77 wrote 24 days ago

Thank you very much for backing my novel again. I hope you get a cha....

Mumsie 1 wrote 27 days ago

I noticed you have a 'A nymphs heart' on your bookshelf. I'm also a ....

Lacydeane wrote 38 days ago

Honey is your typical teenage Christian girl who struggles daily to m....

Maevesleibhin wrote 41 days ago

Dear Marissa, Thank you for your continued support of MMID. It is re....

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I wrote 55 days ago

Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. When I read your pitch, I knew this story was familiar. I had backed it a few months ago, but was more than happy to read it again. I'm not usually a fan of prologues, but it works very well here as your first chapter starts off in a new time and with new... view book

I wrote 88 days ago

I read through the first ten chapters of this and was very impressed with the story you've told. I've dealt first hand with church issues just like these and so I know the story of how it rips apart so many people's lives apart. You tell it wonderfully. Though I took offense to the Skillet joke, hah... view book

I wrote 170 days ago

This is definitely a story that will grab current young readers. They will eat this up! It's written perfectly for the YA genre. Backed and starred! Marissa P view book

I wrote 170 days ago

This is a great work. I read the first five chapters and was captivated. They are all so short and really flow together. The voice is great and is very authentic to Australia. Though, if every line has slang, you might need a glossary. The Christianity rings out in everything and this will stand out... view book

I wrote 176 days ago

(Sorry if this comes down as brutal, but I wanted to help as much as possible since you said this would be published soon on Kindle) Prologue: "came to now" should be "came to know" “Therefore, was the three dimensions created” sounds awkward. Perhaps “Thus, the three dimensions were created”... view book

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