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The Hollow by Ann Marie Martin is a suspenseful tale of political intrigue, deception and murder in the backwoods community of Sleepy Hollow. Maryanne Rosa has been drawn to the local cemetery as a result of dreams and visions plaguing her on a nightly basis. The source of contention is the grave of Cecily Reynolds, a six-year-old girl whose cause of death remains unknown. Maryanne is joined by her boyfriend Rob in her quest for closure which turns into an investigation that threatens to tear the rural area asunder.

What sets Martin's work apart is the fact that the storyline shifts the focus from Maryanne's clairvoyant abilities to the murder mystery and the political scandal that unfolds. Psychic detectives are as old as the gumshoe genre, but the author introduces us to an underground community that exerts its control over the entire region. The Order is a white supremacist organization whose influence extends from the Darren Hayes Apartments to the Westchester Hometown Society. As Maryanne continues to probe for the reasons behind Cecily's death, violence erupts as homes are burned and people are beaten and killed. Senator Donald Speedman nearly becomes a victim, which forces the hand of community leaders to take action. Eventually activist Lily Deckmeyer joins Maryanne in her campaign, and the novel transcends the whodunit fringe in becoming an essential statement on social reform.

Pick up a copy of The Hollow by Ann Marie Martin and see how genre fiction can make a statement you won't want to miss.


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The Hollow AnnMarie Martin Books Reviews

This is a suspenseful thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat wondering what will happen next. So many twists and turns that you will not know what will happen next. I loved every minute of it. A Great Sleepy Hollow story. A great read for the Halloween season.
The Hollow offers readers authentic relationships and glimpses into a seedy side of town politics that centers around the Darren Haynes community in Sleepy Hollow, New York. Main characters, Maryanne and Rob, share a palpable love that helps them through the twists and turns that unfold within the novel. Their tight-knit group of friends fall on both sides of the spectrum—from sleuth sidekicks to undermining henchmen. This novel pulls readers in to a bizarre world—one of power struggles, brainwashing, and blackmailing—that is sure to have them on the edge of their seats until the very last page.
The Hollow by Ann Marie Martin is a suspenseful tale of political intrigue, deception and murder in the backwoods community of Sleepy Hollow. Maryanne Rosa has been drawn to the local cemetery as a result of dreams and visions plaguing her on a nightly basis. The source of contention is the grave of Cecily Reynolds, a six-year-old girl whose cause of death remains unknown. Maryanne is joined by her boyfriend Rob in her quest for closure which turns into an investigation that threatens to tear the rural area asunder.

What sets Martin's work apart is the fact that the storyline shifts the focus from Maryanne's clairvoyant abilities to the murder mystery and the political scandal that unfolds. Psychic detectives are as old as the gumshoe genre, but the author introduces us to an underground community that exerts its control over the entire region. The Order is a white supremacist organization whose influence extends from the Darren Hayes Apartments to the Westchester Hometown Society. As Maryanne continues to probe for the reasons behind Cecily's death, violence erupts as homes are burned and people are beaten and killed. Senator Donald Speedman nearly becomes a victim, which forces the hand of community leaders to take action. Eventually activist Lily Deckmeyer joins Maryanne in her campaign, and the novel transcends the whodunit fringe in becoming an essential statement on social reform.

Pick up a copy of The Hollow by Ann Marie Martin and see how genre fiction can make a statement you won't want to miss.