Coming in the spring of 2011

	The Banker's Greed

	by p.m.terrell
	

	and T. Randy Stevens
	
Scheduled for release in March, 2011

	by Drake Valley Press
	
ISBN: 978-0-9728186-9-8

	 
	
 

      

		
	
River Passage

	Released
	in September, 2009

	by Drake Valley Press

	ISBN: 978-0-9728186-0-5 (trade paperback)

	The second in the series 
	about Mary Neely! 
	
 

      

		
	
Overcoming Obstacles with Spunk!

	p.m.terrell 
	a contributing author

	Released in March, 2009

	by Dancing Lemur Press

	ISBN: 0-9816210-2-3 (trade paperback)
	
 

      

		
	
Exit 
	22

	
	Released in September, 2008

	by Drake Valley 
	Press

	ISBN: 0-9728186-6-9 (trade paperback)
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	Songbirds are Free

	Released in 
	September 2007

	by Drake Valley 
	Press

	ISBN: 

	978-0-9728186-5-0 (trade paperback)

	978-0-9728186-8-1 (amazon 
	Kindle eBook)
	

	Click 
	here for more information!
	

	

	
	

      

		
	
Ricochet

      Released
      in September 2006

      by
      Paralee Press

      ISBN: 0-9785632-0-4 (trade paperback) 
	
 

      
 
	
Take
      the Mystery out of Promoting Your Book

      Released
      in September 2006

      by
      Palari Publishing

	ISBN: 1-9286624-3-9 (trade paperback)
 

	
 

	The
      China Conspiracy

      Released
      in May 2003

      by Drake Valley Press

      ISBN: 0-9728186-3-4 (trade paperback)
 

	

      

		

	Kickback


      Released March 2002

      by Drake Valley Press

      ISBN: 0-9728186-1-8 (paperback)
 

	

      
Mystery
      Readers Journal 

      
Short story:
      Of
      Mint Juleps and Murder

      
December 2002
      Special Edition: 

      South of the Mason-Dixon Line

       
71st Annual Writer's Digest Writing
      Competition 

      
Short story:
      The
      Storm

      
Wins "honorable
      mention"!

      
Writer's Digest Editor Melanie Rigney
      said of the award, "This year's contest attracted over 19,000
      entries. Ms. Terrell's success in the face of such formidable
      competition speaks highly of her writing talent, and should be
      a source of great pride as she continues in her writing career."