Debbie Herbert writes paranormal romance novels with a touch of Southern whimsy. Her novels reflect the belief that love, like magic, casts its own spell of enchantment.
She is a 2012 Maggie finalist in both YA and paranormal romantic suspense and a member of the Georgia Romance Writers of America. Shes always been fascinated by magic, romance and Gothic stories of any kind. Debbie holds a degree in English as well as a masters degree in library studies.
Debbie is happily married and resides in Alabama. Her oldest son, like many of her characters, has autism and her youngest son is with the U.S. Army, currently deployed in Afghanistan. Unlike her mermaid characters, Debbie adores cats and has two feline companions.
She is a 2012 Maggie finalist in both YA and paranormal romantic suspense and a member of the Georgia Romance Writers of America. Shes always been fascinated by magic, romance and Gothic stories of any kind. Debbie holds a degree in English as well as a masters degree in library studies.
Debbie is happily married and resides in Alabama. Her oldest son, like many of her characters, has autism and her youngest son is with the U.S. Army, currently deployed in Afghanistan. Unlike her mermaid characters, Debbie adores cats and has two feline companions.
Genres: Paranormal Romance, Romantic Suspense, Mystery, Romance
Series
Appalachian Magic
1. Charmed and Dangerous (2016)
2. Changeling (2015)
3. Charmed by the Salem Witch (2016)
1. Charmed and Dangerous (2016)
2. Changeling (2015)
3. Charmed by the Salem Witch (2016)
Lavender Mountain
1. Appalachian Prey (2018)
2. Appalachian Abduction (2018)
3. Appalachian Peril (2020)
1. Appalachian Prey (2018)
2. Appalachian Abduction (2018)
3. Appalachian Peril (2020)
Novels
Unmasking the Shadow Man (2019)
Murder in the Shallows (2020)
Not One of Us (2021)
The Hollow (2022)
Murder in the Shallows (2020)
Not One of Us (2021)
The Hollow (2022)
Collections
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Debbie Herbert recommends
Born of No Woman (2021)
Franck Bouysse
"A haunting, suspenseful Gothic tale set in nineteenth-century France that weaves many layers, from the plight of women in that era to class distinctions that lead to oppression of the vulnerable. The story also challenges ethical and religious boundaries of what might be considered justifiable responses from those who suffer relentless cruelty. The tragic Rose arrives at the home of a wealthy man and his mother. Immediately, their cruel welcome is ominously coupled with the mysterious, sickly wife who is locked in a room that Rose is forbidden to ever enter. Betrayed at every turn by her father, her employer, and her lover, Rose endures a string of abuses. She finds the strength to fight back and retain her sanity. Ultimately, this is a book of hope and the resilience of the human spirit to overcome tragedy. The narrative is elegant, and the viewpoint of every character is compelling and credible. Highly recommended!"
The Secrets of Us (2021)
Lucinda Berry
"Lucinda Berry’s The Secrets of Us is a tense, psychological thriller that explores the dark corners and turns a mind can take when it harbors secret guilt. The interplay between sisters Krystal and Nichole and their hidden past is gradually revealed and in the end, the plot twists keep coming. Right and wrong can be ambivalent and this story explores all shades of gray, from their dysfunctional family, to an old childhood friend, and to a husband that may or may not be too good to be true. Berry’s background as a clinical psychologist shines in this novel with a character so disturbed they spend time in seclusion lockdown at a psychiatric ward. Don’t miss this one!"
Indelible (2021)
(Sean McPherson, book 1)
Laurie Buchanan
"Fast-paced and with plenty of plot twists, you’re sure to be swept up into the story."
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