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Pacific Offering
My third novel, Pacific Offering, is available here and here. Click here to read an interview with me about the book.
"Told with the credibility of someone who has actually been there, Mahony accurately portrays all the joy, hardship, and death defying situations you’d come to expect from a surf trip south of the border. The result is a rich, languid tale that pairs perfectly with a beer on a hot summer beach."
"This road-trip-from-hell story is a fast-paced and exciting adventure that will appeal to surfers and non-surfers alike."
"Part Thelma and Louise and part Midnight Express, this buddy road-trip is a fast-paced and exciting adventure worth reading."
"When it comes to evoking the melancholy tone and feel that such a premise suggests, Mahony has few peers … You will be rewarded by this well-done loss-of-innocence tale."
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Flooding Granite
My second novel, Flooding Granite, was selected as an Honorable Mention: 2011 Best Book of the Year by the Guide to Outdoor Literature. You can buy the book here and here. Click here for a press kit.
"Flooding Granite offers nail-chomping suspense on every page."
---Robin Stratton, Boston Literary Magazine
"You can tell Mahony has spent some time behind the oars. His descriptions of everything from rapids and river running to the hassles of dealing with clients are spot-on. It makes you wish you were on the river with him."
---Eugene Buchanan, Paddling Life Magazine__________________________________________
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Imperfect Solitude
You can buy my first novel, Imperfect Solitude, as an ebook here and here. Click here for a press kit and here to read an interview with me about the book.
"All said, Imperfect Solitude is an outstanding effort … an artistic accomplishment, whether from a debut or the last work in a canon. I eagerly await Mahony's next novel." ---Lewis Faulkner, The Internet Review of Books
"A modern, fresh and bold first novel about issues facing coastal communities in modern America." ---Clifton Evers, Kurungabaa"A compelling debut novel ..." ---Steve Caplan, LabLit__________________________________________
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