Twisting Tales One Story At A Time
YA Author Mary Waibel is a romantic at
heart. Her love of fairy tales, fantasy, and happy-ever-after fill
the pages of her stories.
When not twisting her own tales, she
can be found with her nose buried in any book she can get her hands
on. Some of her favorite authors are Nora Roberts, Shannon Hale, Lisa
Shearin, and Kristin Cashore.
Mary lives in upstate New York with her
wonderful husband, hockey player son, and two cats. Many a Friday or
Saturday night she spends hours gaming with family and friends. In
the fall and winter she can be found at the ice rink, cheering on her
son and his team, and in the summer, she enjoys escaping with her
family on camping trips all over the states.
Interacting with her readers is one of
Mary's favorite parts of being an author. You can find her at these
sites:
Website: http://marywaibel.blogspot.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mewtweety14
Since her 2013 debut with Quest of
the Hart, Mary Waibel has been
collecting 4 and 5 star reviews for her work.
Quest of the Hart
“It's
empowerment on paper.” ~Michelle Pickett, bestselling author of
POD's
Charmed Memories
“...while
this story is immersed in fantasy land, their was a believability to
the characters that enabled me that cherished connect I love to have
with the characters.” ~Rachel T., The READING CAFE blog
Different Kind of Knight
“My favorite of the Princess of
Valendria series, so far...there is action and adventure and strange
and wondrous creatures, but mostly there are two people who you get
to watch fall in love.” ~Kai Strand, author of The Super Villain
series
The Mystery Prince
"...a sweet romance with a fairy
tale feel...” ~Crystal Collier, author of the
Maiden of Time series,
More
reviews, and excerpts of Mary's books, can be found on this page of
her website: http://marywaibel.blogspot.com/p/books.html
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