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Winter Black

by Mary Stone

19 books Started 2019 Latest 2024
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The Winter Black is a Mystery / Literary Fiction series by Mary Stone, comprising 19 books published between 2019 and 2024. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
1 Winter's Origin (Short Story) 2019 Buy from Amazon
Winter's Mourn cover 2 Winter's Mourn 2019 Buy from Amazon
Winter's Curse cover 3 Winter's Curse 2019 Buy from Amazon
Winter's Redemption cover 4 Winter's Redemption 2019 Buy from Amazon
Winter's Rise cover 5 Winter's Rise 2019 Buy from Amazon
Winter's Ghost cover 6 Winter's Ghost 2019 Buy from Amazon
Winter's Secret cover 7 Winter's Secret 2019 Buy from Amazon
8 Winter's Web 2019 Buy from Amazon
Winter's Storm cover 9 Winter's Storm 2020 Buy from Amazon
10 Winter's End 2020 Buy from Amazon
11 Winter's Black Christmas (Short Story) 2021 Buy from Amazon
12 Winter's Return 2022 Buy from Amazon
13 Winter's Rescue 2023 Buy from Amazon
14 Winter's Shock 2023 Buy from Amazon
15 Winter's Gamble 2024 Buy from Amazon
16 Winter's Peak 2024 Buy from Amazon
17 Winter's Snare 2024 Buy from Amazon
18 Winter's Stalker 2024 Buy from Amazon
19 Winter's Maze 2024 Buy from Amazon

Mary Stone is an American author and playwright. Born in 1941 in Clarksville, Tennessee, Stone's early life and education are not publicly known. Her literary career began with the publication of her first novel, "Crazy in Alabama," in 1990. The novel was a critical and commercial success, winning the Lillian Smith Book Award and being adapted into a major motion picture in 1999. Stone has since published several other novels, including "The Widow's Tale" (1992), "Saving Grace" (1996), and "Nobody's Fool" (2001). Her work often explores themes of family, loss, and the complexities of Southern culture. In addition to her novels, Stone has also written plays, including "Cradle of Fire" (2005) and "The Christian Brothers School" (2010). Her plays have been produced in theaters throughout the United States. Throughout her career, Mary Stone has received numerous awards and accolades for her writing. Her work has been praised for its authenticity, its insightful portrayal of human nature, and its evocative use of language.

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