A Deadly
Shade of Green
by P.
Willis-Pitts
Replace the atom of magnesium in a molecule of chlorophyll with an atom of
iron and you get red blood--this scientific fact inspired the book A
Deadly Shade of Green. Peter and Miranda move into an old California
Mission. Towering over the Mission is a vast Tree of unknown species that
exerts a hypnotic effect on the couple. Events gather momentum when a series
of murders occurs and Miranda is the prime suspect. Both Peter and his
friend Miya are almost killed and Miranda becomes pregnant, her fetus
poisoned. Finally, Peter employs fire, flood, and native cunning to combat
this primordial enemy...
Winner of the National Writers Association Novel of the Year Award.
"...a compelling, suspenseful, well crafted novel of good versus evil." --
Midwest Book Review
"Poe-like motif...carefully researched..." -- Publisher's Weekly
"Unexpected plot twists, nail-biting suspense, and great characterization
conveyed in razor-sharp prose that plunged me into an eerily vivid world so
credible that I couldn't put the book down until the last page..." Sandy
Whelchel, Executive Director, National Writers Association
"A
novel of great power and beauty...keeps you turning pages and looking over
your shoulder." -- Rick Lawler, Publisher, MinRef Press