Author Mary Schaller Releases ‘Deadly Distrust’
SANTA ROSA, Calif. (PRWEB) January 08, 2016 -- Author Mary Schaller debuts with “Deadly Distrust” (published by Xlibris). In this thrilling book, she brings out the deadly results of drugs, infidelity, distrust and jealousy through a story of murder, romance and suspense
Two nursing students take an apartment in a Victorian house in San Francisco. One of these women gets into some steamy affairs with professional men and drugs. Sadly, she ends up dead. Poison was the cause of death, and it could have been an accident or murder. The poison comes from a mushroom called Amanita ocreata. Several suspects could have profited by her death. The big question is who knew about the poison and who also has a motive. The police find the case complicated by the world of transvestites, gays, drugs and another death.
An excerpt from the book:
Gary was right on her heels. His sweaty hand caught her by the throat and spun her around. She tried to scream, but his thumb on her trachea blocked the sound. Backing her into a corner, he applied more pressure on her tender neck. Her pink face turned red before him. At first stunned by his actions, she didn’t fight. Seconds passed like hours. The realization hit her like an earthquake, he wasn’t being playful.
A fast-paced, gripping read, this book is filled with sarcastic irony, sizzling romance and chuckling humor. Set in San Francisco, the story takes readers to its parks and beaches and to the headlands of Marin County with its crashing surf and screaming seagulls.
“Deadly Distrust”
By Mary Schaller
Hardcover | 6x9in | 248 pages | ISBN 9781514401033
Softcover | 6x9in | 248 pages | ISBN 9781514401040
E-Book | 248 pages | ISBN 9781514401057
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Mary Schaller has lived in northern California most of her life. She is happily married and has two grown children. She learned about mushrooms from her father who was an amateur mycologist. She majored in biology because of it. She started writing stories when she was four. When she did not understand or did not know another way of coping, she would write a story. So when her father died, she wrote this book to deal with her grief.
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