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About Mary Stone
The American writer Mary Stone is well known for her uniquely intriguing mystery novels that have been captivating readers worldwide. Delving into the darker side of human nature, she fully gets to the heart of her subject matter, dealing with some of the murkier aspects of psychology. Regardless, whether it’s about serial-killers or the FBI agents that hunt them down, she’s always she to keep her audience hooked at every turn.

Her understanding of character especially underpins all of this, as she definitely knows what makes her subjects tick. This is part of what gives her books that essential drive that differentiates them from the rest, setting her apart as a writer with something to say. Her stories are also engrossing too, as she manages to capture a variety of themes and ideas, making sure the reader never quite knows what’s coming next.

Early and Personal Life:
Growing up with a keen interest in the darker side of human life and the things that frightened her, Mary Stone was always fascinated with the scarier aspects of storytelling. This would become a key feature to her work throughout her own life, as she’d work on developing her voice as a writer of scary stories. Dealing with reality, she’d opt for entirely human monsters though, something which would come to define her stories greatly in the intervening years.
Evolving as an author, this predilection for all things scary would continue, as she’d become a highly adept novelist. Always on the lookout for new and exciting ideas, she constantly be looking for new material to put into her latest book. This would also carry on throughout her education too, as she’d start to refine her style as a writer, finding her own distinctive approach.

Puzzles would also become a key part of Stone’s life and work, as she’d constantly be putting them into her stories for the reader to solve. Always looking for the logical outcome, she would continually remain one step ahead of her audience, something she’d learn early on. Taking the lead in her own life too, she always saw herself as a strong individual, something which would be clearly reflected in her work too.

Often writing about strong independent women, she made sure that they would take charge in any situation, whether it be as protagonist or antagonist. In time her writing would also prove to be hugely successful with readers worldwide too, as her ever increasing audience would flock to her work. Still writing to this very day, there’s definitely more planned on the horizon, as her writing career continues ever onwards.

Writing Career:
Starting out in 2019, the author Mary Stone would write the novel ‘Winter’s Mourn’, which would also come to be the first in her ‘Winter Black’ series of novels. Stone would then have a busy and highly productive year, as she’d release another six novels in the franchise, along with a further the following year in 2020. She’d write this series by herself, although many of her other series and franchises would be written alongside fellow authors.

In 2019 she’d also go on to write the first in her first ‘Kylie Hatfield’ novel, which she’d write alongside Bella Cross. Working together on the series, they’d both produce around five novels featuring the intrepid investigator in her search for truth and justice. All coming out the same year, they were published within quick succession of one another, making for an exciting and exhilarating set of mysteries.

Later in 2020 she would also go on to write the much loved Ellie Kline series of novels, featuring the Charleston detective in the lead. These would also feature similar themes as before, with them being written alongside Donna Berdel, with them being all being published the same year. There would be five novels in the series to start with, as more were then expected to follow, with room for it to grow indefinitely. Now living with her husband and four children, she’ll continue as an author and writer for a long time yet.

Winter’s Rise
First published in 2019 through the Amazon Digital Services publishing outlet, this was the fourth part in the ‘Winter’s Black’ series of novels. Continuing with another case-file and mystery to solve for the agent, it’s a brooding thriller that definitely has a lot to unpack. It would also carry on the narrative of the previous novels, whilst also bringing in its own self-contained mystery over the top of the past arcs.

Having believed for a long time now that her brother is dead along with her parents, Winter Black is called out her hiatus after a new lead comes to light. This sees her heading back to the Richmond FBI office after news of Justin’s whereabouts is revealed, meaning she must face her co-workers once more. That’s when a body is discovered in a fifty-five gallon drum, killed with expert precision, leading them to believe it may be a surgeon of some kind, as the team realizes this isn’t any normal serial-killing. Will they be able to find the killer before it’s too late and they strike again? Can Winter find what’s become of her thought to be long dead brother? What will happen with Winter’s rise?

Cold Grave
Originally released in 2020, this would be written alongside fellow writer Donna Berdel, just as with the previous books in the series. This would mark the fifth title in the ongoing ‘Ellie Kline’ collection of novels, continuing on from the past novels with an entirely new mystery. Featuring the Detective Ellie Kline in the lead-role once more, it carry on in much the same vein as before, bringing in plenty of new surprises along the way.

With the killer Tucker Penland now dead, the Charleston PD Detective Ellie Kline must set about identifying each of the victims he’s left behind. She’s also tormented by the past, and memories of when she was just fifteen, having been subjected to a kidnapping by Dr. Kingsley, an individual who remains at large. Then she receives a package in the post, one which, along with the call to Agent Clay Lockwood, will bring to light some startling revelations. Will they be able to find out who’s behind it all? Can Ellie Kline put the past behind her? What lies beneath the cold grave?

24 Responses to “Mary Stone”

1. Patricia Marks: 8 months ago

   I am interested in reading the Mary Stone series however I am not sure the order I should read them in. There are books in multiple series that were published the same years.

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   • Graeme: 8 months ago

     It’s generally advised to read from Winter’s Mourn to Winter’s Black Christmas in the Winter Black series, then read the Autumn Trent series up to and including Autumn’s Trap. Then Winter’s Return and Autumn’s Deceit can be read at any time. The rest you can just read whenever.

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2. Mary BOLGER: 2 years ago

   Do you have to read Mary stones books in succession!

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   • Kim: 1 year ago

     You really really want to.

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3. Name (required): 2 years ago

   Really enjoy reading your books. They are action packed and the characters are believeable.

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4. Linda: 2 years ago

   I’ve read every series in order one after another, and have thourghly enjoyed each one. When will book 7 of Amelia Storm come out?

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5. Susie campbell: 2 years ago

   When is the next Amelia Storm book coming out? I’m dying to see Amelia take out Larson, Kolthoff, and the senator.

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   • Andi: 2 years ago

     I’m waiting for book 7 also.

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6. Margie Bohrer: 2 years ago

   Will we ever know what happens to Winter and Justin?

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   • Vicky L Brown: 2 years ago

     It is driving me and my sister crazy not knowing what happens with Justin’s story. In book 5 of the Autumn Series it still doesn’t end the story. It leaves you hanging.

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7. Karen Wellsfry: 2 years ago

   Is there a reason that only your first four books are at the library? I am retired and get all my books from the library now.

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   • Graeme: 2 years ago

     Hi Karen – you should request the books you want via the library. They are usually the ones to speak to

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8. Bessie Sibley: 2 years ago

   I wouldlike to know if there is any more books to the Autumn Trent series as i woul like to know what is going to happen to Justin thank you

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   • Anita: 2 years ago

     The last book of Autumn Trent said continued. I would like to find out what happened to Winter and Justin Black

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     • Vicky L Brown: 2 years ago

       Me too!!! It is driving me crazy!!!

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     • Lynna Sullivan: 1 year ago

       Love love love these books!
       Mary Stone is one of my favorites!
       Really makes me feel like I’m watching a movie.
       Excellent writing and keeps you interested, never
       Disappointed. Trying to read all of the series.
       LKS

       5 star rating

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9. Laurie: 2 years ago

   You can download the Kindle app to your smart phone or computer. That’s how I read these books.

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10. Mary Lou Gifford: 3 years ago

    Cannot find more books on Mary Stone’s Cold series. Read Cold Truth, found Cold Hunt but no further series in book form for other Cold series. Don’t have Kindle.

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    • Graeme: 3 years ago

      All the books are available on paperback on Amazon.com

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11. Judith Zamecnik: 3 years ago

    I have read Cold Truth and Cold Hunt and am unable to find the 3rd book. where can I buy paperback edition?

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    • Graeme: 3 years ago

      Amazon has it.

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12. Dianne Lawrence: 3 years ago

    Can you please tell me when book 6 of the Ellie Kline series will be here

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    • Graeme: 3 years ago

      There is no news on it yet unfortunately.

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      • Andi: 2 years ago

        I just downloaded 1 through 9 on kindle

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