Darkness in the City of Lights

Paris has always been known as the City of Lights and love. Author and award-winning writer Mary A. Lonergan portrays an interesting view of the city, which lies between the covers of her book, “Catacombs of Hell.”
 
The catacombs, located twenty meters under the heart of Paris, contains the remains of the millions who lived and died during eighteenth and mid-nineteenth century. This 200-mile graveyard is a place for religious activities, and a perfect setting for Mary Lonergan’s “Catacombs of Hell.”
 
The book introduces the young Madeline Windsor, who dreams someone will sweep her off her feet despite her hearing disability. There was no one until she went to Paris and met the dashing Jack Holt. With their blooming romance, everything was close to perfection, until an unexpected event found her trapped in her own horrors in an unknown part in the catacombs. Left with a sinister kidnapper, she wonders if she will ever find her way back to the arms of her lover.  
 
Readers are set to join and enjoy the thrilling romance and adventure in Lonergan’s “Catacombs of Hell.” It is now available in selected bookstores.
 
 
Catacombs of Hell
Written by Mary A. Lonergan
Paperback | $15.69
 
Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.
 
 
About the Author
Mary A. Lonergan worked as an aesthetician before her retirement. She started writing and has grown to love it after all her children went to fulfill their dreams. She is hearing impaired and joined the Canadian Hearing Society, and she has been an active member ever since. She has also written and published song lyrics and poems which earned her awards.
 
More information about the author and her work is available on her website at www.maryalonergan.
 

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