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D.M. George

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in The United States

Website

https://www.atrailofpearls.com/

Genre

Fantasy, Fiction, Contemporary

Member Since

December 2015

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D. M. George always wanted to be a mermaid; one of those wily beauties who can lure a sailor to his destruction while polishing off a conch of caviar. But by the time she had college, motherhood, and an advertising career under her belt, her saltwater fantasies had evaporated into the ennui many women experience in midlife.

On a fateful trip to Italy’s Amalfi Coast, however, she found her metaphoric fishtail in the legend of Parthenope and spawned her debut novel, A Trail of Pearls.

D.M. George lives in San Jose, California with her merman and two grand-dogs.

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D.M. George If you are self-publishing on a budget, use Fiverr for beta-reading, developmental editing, first-pass copy editing, book blurb and bio writing. Use 9…moreIf you are self-publishing on a budget, use Fiverr for beta-reading, developmental editing, first-pass copy editing, book blurb and bio writing. Use 99 Designs for cover art. Use Victory Editing for professional final editing and formatting (they also do developmental editing). Use BookSirens for reviews. (less)

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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?

D.M. George There's a shortage of mermaid stories that women over forty can relate to. The genre overflows with sweet, wide-eyed teenage mermaids who live in Atla…moreThere's a shortage of mermaid stories that women over forty can relate to. The genre overflows with sweet, wide-eyed teenage mermaids who live in Atlantis. My main character, Parthenope, is a bitter, deeply flawed old soul with a tragic past who lives in present day Capri. So much more identifiable.

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