Mary Devey


Biography

Mary Devey writes historical fiction and everything Wicca.

Her first book "Sold into Slavery: The Story of Adaku" seeks to address one young black woman's plight as she is wrongfully thrust into the world of black slavery against her will. Highlighted in three parts, the first part addresses Adaku's life as a kidnapped woman sealed away from the rest of the African world in a place called a baracoon where she meets other kidnapped tribal women like her. Mary is currently working on Part II to highlight The Middle Passage.

Mary has also recently completed Part I of her Wicca Trilogy which promises the most unusual. The book, "Rebirth: The Gathering of the Witches", is now available in Amazon.com.

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Books

In Her Mama's Shoes: A Story About Sex, Lies and One Bitchy Grandmother    by Mary Devey
Price: $3.99 USD. 103390 words. Published on May 30, 2012. Fiction.

In Her Mama's Shoes offers a character examination of a young orphan girl forced to make quick decisions following a rape. When she finds herself pregnant and then trapped in a house where there is no escape, Julia makes choices. All this leads to perilous results, thanks to the evil works of the grand old lady of Findlay, Mena Banks.
Rebirth: The Gathering of the Witches, Wicca Trilogy Part 1    by Mary Devey
Price: $2.99 USD. 80910 words. Published on April 13, 2012. Fiction.

Rebirth: The Gathering of the Witches is the first part of this Wicca trilogy and introduces the setting and the characters for the sequels that follow. There is murder, there is mayhem, there is magick and there is a play of good versus evil. What comes forth then is a thrilling combination of extreme adventure, mysticism and paranormal suspense
Sold into Slavery: The Story of Adaku, A Black Slave Woman Part I    by Mary Devey
Price: $0.99 USD. 38590 words. Published on November 27, 2011. Fiction.

The Story of Adaku discusses African slavery during the colonial times and highlights one young Igbo woman's plight as she journeys towards a world that means nothing to her.

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