Welcome to the fictitious little town of Watery, Pennsylvania where the district attorney's personal secretary, Mary Murray never planned to become a single mom or a suspect in her infant's disappearance, but she plans to find Jena before she suffers the same fate Mary's younger brother had when he was taken twelve years earlier.

Spending the week between Christmas and New Year's separated from her family for the first time in fifty years, Fay Cunningham barely has time for a good cry before she finds herself thrown into the investigation of an archery murder. Now she must convince a young whippersnapper police officer the arrow that smacked into a tree next to her didn't come from a hunter who mistook her for a deer. And Fay must prove it with lightning speed before the next arrow lands her six feet under.

LETTERS TO MY CHILDREN IS A FICTIONAL ACCOUNT OF A LOVE STORY TAKING PLACE IN THE EARLY 1900s IN RURAL WISCONSIN. THIS EXTRAORDINARY TALE IS BASED LOOSELY ON AUTHOR'S FAMILY. HARVEY AND OLLIE HAD FIFTEEN CHILDREN TOGETHER. YES, FIFTEEN IN 1946 A LIFE ALTERING INCIDENT CONTRIBUTES SOME UNWANTED DRAMA TO THE ELLINGER FARM. A HISTORICALLY ACCURATE STORY OF A LOVING AMERICAN FAMILY'S GROWTH THROUGH THE GREAT DEPRESSION ENDS TWENTY ONE CHAPTERS LATER IN THE SEVENTIES.

Take a crazy and fast roller coaster ride as the author describes her life very openly and candidly on every page. She grew up the sheriff's kid, discovered, after she had married her first husband, that he had connections to the mob, and lost a fiance, a city firefighter, tragically a few months before their wedding. You will read all about her adventures that include crime stories, intrigue, and mysteries. You will laugh, you will cry, and sometimes you will shake your head in wonderment as you read about the unbelievable trials and storms that she has lived through. Witness firsthand how...