AnaRose and Medusa's Curse

by Mary Ann Bernal

Overview

A feared artifact. An ancient curse. A menacing enemy.

AnaRose Preston, a museum curator and antiquity expert, embarks on a race against time. She’s determined to thwart a ruthless organization’s quest for a Medusa pendant, known for its terrifying power to petrify. AnaRose must navigate a web of danger and deceit as the enemy closes in. Will her quick wit and bravery disrupt their sinister plot? Or will the fanatics unleash an epoch of stone-cold terror upon the world?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940167710429
Publisher:	Mary Ann Bernal
Publication date:	01/18/2025
Series:	AnaRose Adventures
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	255 KB

About the Author

Mary Ann Bernal is a distinguished alumna of Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, NY, where she earned her degree in Business Administration. Her journey into the literary world reached a milestone with the 2009 publication of her debut novel in The Briton and the Dane series. Mary Ann’s repertoire extends beyond historical fiction, encompassing diverse genres, including a collection of contemporary short stories, a science fiction/fantasy novel, and thrilling action and adventure novellas.

Her latest literary contributions include “Crusader’s Path,” a poignant redemption tale amidst the tumult of the First Crusade; “Forgiving Nero,” a compelling exploration of familial dynamics in Ancient Rome; and the “AnaRose” adventure series, chronicling the daring escapades of a museum curator turned relic hunter.

A fervent advocate for the United States military since Operation Desert Storm, Mary Ann has actively participated in letter-writing campaigns and various support initiatives. Her dedication to the military community garnered attention on “The Morning Blend” show on KMTV, Omaha’s CBS affiliate, and an interview with the Omaha World-Herald. As a celebrated author, she has graced numerous reader blogs and promotional platforms with her presence. Mary Ann cherishes her life in Elkhorn, Nebraska, where she continues to inspire through her written works.