An Anthology

Some of your favorite New York Times bestselling authors present five all-new stories told through the looking glass.

You're late for a very important date...

Enter a wonderland of mesmerizing tales. It's a place that's neither here nor there, where things are never quite as they seem. Inspired by Lewis Carroll's whimsical masterpiece, ranging from the impossible to the mad to the curiouser, these stories will have you absolutely off your head.

Don't be afraid to follow them…

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Down The Rabbit Hole by by J. D. Robb, Mary Blayney, Elaine Fox, Mary Kay McComas
ISBN 9780062084804, Trade Paperback Original.

In Stores Sept. 29, 2015

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If your answer is yes to 4 of those 5 questions then you’ll want to read...

Something about Sophie

Answering a call that summons her to a stranger's deathbed, a reluctant Sophie Shepard is too late to hear what he was so anxious to tell her. What was so important that a dying man would think of her in his final moments? With the help of Dr. Drew McCarren, Sophie begins to dig into her past, setting off a chain of events that chills the quiet town of Clearfield, Virginia to its roots.

With part of her wanting nothing more than to put Clearfield behind her and run back home, Sophie knows she won't rest until she discovers the truth. But growing closer to the residents also means uncovering their dark secrets: about the woman who gave her up for adoption, the mysterious part these strangers played, and the life she never knew she nearly had.

Something About Sophie is an unforgettable story about the power of love...and the things people will do, both right and wrong, to protect it.

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What Critics Have To Say

"Blending poignancy with humor, Mary Kay McComas, crafts characters as real and recognizable as your next-door neighbor."
~ Nora Roberts

"Engaging characters, deadly secrets, and a plot with plenty of twists all make for a compelling read in this new suspense by Mary Kay McComas. Set against the background of a seemingly quiet Southern town, it will keep you guessing until the very end!"
~ Jess McConkey Author of LOVE LIES BLEEDING and THE WIDOWS OF BRAXTON COUNTY

Four and 1/2 stars
"McComas’ latest novel is a poignant story about the power of love and the impact it leaves. It is set in a picturesque small town in the South and filled with charming, heartwarming characters all surrounding a mystery with major consequences. McComas’ natural, lyrical writing and smooth pacing, along with how she simultaneously keeps you in suspense and warms your heart, makes this a wonderful, engaging read."
~ Melanie Bates. RT Book Reviews

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Something About Sophie by Mary Kay McComas
ISBN 9780062084804, Trade Paperback Original, $14.99 ($16.99 Canada)

In Stores March 26, 2013

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As a teenager, Hannah Benson ran away from home in order to save herself. Now, twenty years later, the past comes calling and delivers life-changing news: her mother and sister have passed away, leaving Hannah the guardian of her fifteen-year-old niece.

Returning home to bitter memories and devastating secrets, Hannah must overcome her painful past to pave a future with her niece, the last best chance at a family for both of them. She begins to create a new, happier life with her niece and rekindles a relationship with Grady Steadman, one of the few people she’s ever called a friend.

But she can’t forget what she cannot forgive, or lay to rest those ghosts that will not die. Will love and trust—and the truth—give her the strength to stand her ground and fight for what she deserves?

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Critics Love What Happened to Hannah

Mary Kay McComas weaves stories that brighten the heart."  —  Nora Roberts

"This story kept me reading all night... What Happened to Hannah [is] a Perfect 10." — Romance Reviews Today

"A satisfying and well-written read."  —  Library Journal

"McComas builds the relationship between Hannah and Anna deftly, showing how hard it can be for strangers who happen to be family to know each other."  —  Publishers Weekly