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Meg Anne Brighton
Meg Anne Brighton

Meg Anne Brighton is an American novelist, cover designer, and former hospice nurse from Henderson, Nevada. She received a nomination for "Nurse of the Year" in 1993. She collects art and quilts and enjoys spending time with her family. She lives in the countryside near Charm, Ohio. An interest in her ancestry inspired her best-selling novel, Silence of the Loons, which is based on her ancestors in Maury County, Tennessee. She is best known for her romance suspense novels. Acclaimed novels include: The Girl with the Golden Ribbon, Susan's Mirror Image, The Nephew's Proposition, and Silence of the Loons. She is also currently working on two books: Gatsby: That Girl and The Sorceress and the Seven Witches.

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The Nephew’s Proposition

A riveting story about a charismatic billionaire, Charlie Dern, who leads a Gatsby-like lifestyle and hopes to escape the sting of death. He wants his last days to be filled with excitement and strikes a deal with his hospice nurse, Anne Jones, to assist him in finishing his bucket list and giving him the best death ever. In return, he offers to...

Susan’s Mirror Image

In this gripping psychological thriller, Susan James, a librarian, must confront the dark secret of her handsome husband, Blaine, a former Navy SEAL, whose first wife, Carol, disappeared during an Alaskan cruise.

When Susan, a shy and awkward young woman, reaches out to psychic Mary Madison, the tarot cards reveal the truth. Suspense heightens as...

Silence of the Loons: Murder in Maury County, Tennessee


Inspired by a true story. In the heart of Maury County, Tennessee, during the tumultuous 1920s, fourteen-year-old Pricilla Powell wants more out of life and flees an arranged marriage to her moonshiner gunslinger cousin, but murder brings her back. The novel includes the famous Wallace/Fautt trial at the historic Columbia, Tennessee, courthouse....