New release

Memphis is Calling

A new novel from the author of Mississippi Justice, Capital Sins and Memphis Blues.

“I’ve always been fascinated by people.”

I watch them. Eavesdrop. Sometimes, I’ll even strike up a conversation with a stranger. I weave nuggets of other people’s lives into my narratives.

Growing up in the South, I found colorful people, stories and scenes everywhere I went – from Nutbush, Tenn., (home of Tina Turner) to New Orleans, La. I took mental pictures of everything – although I didn’t know why at the time – and summon them when I sit down to write.

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Memphis is Calling

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Readers are saying

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“I could hardly put the book down. When I thought I had everything figured out, Mattox-Berry would throw another twist into the story.”

— Roberta Eaton on Capital Sins

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“The novel is populated not with characters, but men and women who hurt and heal, love and lose, and love and live.”

— FoxieRoxie on Memphis Blues

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“This book is a very realistic portrayal of cultural relationships in our society.”

— Barbara J. on Mississippi Justice

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“A real page-turner. Finished it in one weekend. Characters were relatable and believable.”

— C. Conley on Capital Sins

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“I loved the characters & storylines; and especially the use of intermittent, rarely heard southern phrases and settings she interjects.”

— Alexandria Holloway on Memphis Blues

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“Most intriguing was how the book intertwined the 2 murders with the sheriff’s help, the private detective and his beloved grandmother’s memory.”

— Andrea D. on Mississippi Justice

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The novels

Four Novels by Cheryl Mattox Berry

Family loyalty, buried secrets, ambition and the cost of it — set in Memphis, Greenwood, Chicago and Washington, D.C.

“The character development and their oh so real life stories kept me turning the pages.” — Omar