VerveStar Acquires Contract With Author Mary Odle Fagan And Her Ammanon Series For PR, Publishing And Book To Film Deal

NEW YORK, May 26, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- A book and series with yesterday's glamour, Ammanon allures with a wish to challenge our historical memory of ancient times and Golden Eras.

Ammanon, an empire spanning half the known world, prospers under the rule of Emperor Galan. He is a fearsome warrior, great of stature and quick of mind; but he is about to face a different sort of enemy. A master of storytelling - Mary Odle Fagan invites you into an ancient land with rich characters that come to life.  She drives with intense, imaginative narration and sharp dialogue. This is a classic tale of good against evil with pulsating action that will have you hooked from page one.

Mary Fagan was born in Lafayette, Indiana and was an English/Drama Major at both Adrian College and Central Michigan University; she began her career writing ads for TV, radio and newspaper.  Mary currently resides in Houston, Texas with her husband also where she worked many years in the space program.  It wasn't until a temporary job with a university provost, is where it seemed everyone was turning out books, did she get back to writing herself.

VerveStar will be inviting the press and reviewers to a Meet and Greet Coffee with Mary Fagan at Book Expo America – Javits Convention Center on Thursday, May 26, 2011 Booth #4885. Later join the Media and Author at The Ginger Man 11 E. 36th St., New York, NY 10016, 7:15 pm.

VerveStar an innovative Publicity, PR, Film and Publishing Company dedicated to creating impressive campaigns for every feature of the entertainment and literary industry as well as creating a remarkable platform for audiences. For more information, please visit http://www.VerveStar.com.

To reserve your copy of Ammanon at the Media Room and for interview requests, please contact: Miranda Spigener, Publicist/Partner, 832-452-6068 [e-mail] Nick DeLaRosa, Publicist/Partner, [e-mail]

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