Now available at Bristol Indiana Public Library - Bonneyville Mills Then and Now

Carl Mauck, who spent his childhood living at Bonneyville Mill in
Bristol, Indiana, was the son of the last private owner of the property.
His book details the past of the Milland its founder, Edward Bonney,
as well as how the property became Bonneyville Mill Park,
a popular tourist attraction today.

The book is available for purchase at the Bristol Indiana Library,
Camille's Floral and Gifts in Bristol, Indiana and Bullard's Farm
Market in Elkhart, Indiana.

For out of town shipments, inquire at retrospectpressbooks@gmail.com

Saturday, July 23, 2016

Volume 2 of the Fruithills Suspense Series
 is now available here:
Beckoning Bonneyville Mill

Volume 2 continues the saga of the Fruithills of the American Midwest with each story weaving local legends to familiar places that have never lost their tie to a spirit-filled place. This is Mystery with a Touch of History.

Saturday, July 23, 2016

Volume 2 of the Fruithills Suspense Series
 is now available here:
Beckoning Bonneyville Mill

Volume 2 continues the saga of the Fruithills of the American Midwest with each story weaving local legends to familiar places that have never lost their tie to a spirit-filled place. This is Mystery with a Touch of History.

Coming Soon: Volume 2 of the Fruithills Suspense Series: Beckoning Bonneyville Mills and other stories.

Volume 1 of the Fruithills Suspense Series "Murder at the Museum" is still available at Camille's Floral and Gifts in Bristol, the Bristol Library, and the Elkhart County Historical Museum in Bristol. Volume 2 will be published in late January 2015 and will also be available at these Bristol retailers.Notice will be given here as soon as they are available.

Murder at the Museum & other Fruithills Suspense Stories now in Paperback

Now you can get a paperback edition of Volume 1 of the Fruithills Suspense Stories in a printed version. Volume 1 contains 15 of the stories that take place in one of the many spirit-inhabited places in and around a small Town in the midst of the beautiful hilly landscape in the American Midwest. Each story weaves local legends to familiar places in the backdrop of the Fruithills.

Even toda, in the valley of the Fruithills, the past still lingers to inspire dreams and haunt the imagination. From murders to mysteries to haunting spirits, each story presents a look into the past from the view of the present day.

Volume 1 stories include: Murder at the Museum, April Fools, Christmas Jester, Death Clock, February 29, Ghost of a Chance, Haunted Journey, Kindred Spirits, Last Chance, New Year's Evil, One Bite of the Apple, Rebecca's Journey, Tie and Knot and Hang On, When Willis Walks and Widow's Walk.

There will be a book signing at the Eastern Star Nelson's Golden Glow Chicken BBQ Event at the Bristol Indiana Mason Hall on Saturday June 28, 2014 from 10am till chicken and potatoes sold out

The book is available online at:
http://www.thebookpatch.com/BookStoreResults?search=rosemary%20mcdaniel&ddl=any

You can also purchase the book at select Bristol, Indiana retailers:
Camille's Floral & Gifts
Elkhart County Historical Society
Bristol Indiana Public Library
Fruithills Winery
Kruse Farm & Garden Supply

Volume 2 with more of the Fruithills Suspense Stories will be published in July, 2014.

Latest Book: Kindred Spirits

I've recently published my September offering, "Kindred Spirits," which is Book 16 in the Fruithills Suspense Series at feedbooks.com original books.

Summary:
Even as a child, Jane had two passions: horses and the history of the local Indian tribe that had been one of the few who had not left on the "Trail of Tears." Her older sister Sally realized that her younger sibling was unusual and never had a close relationship with her until years later, when as a widow, she rejoined Jane and her older husband Bo on the family farm, then a thriving ranch to raise Jane's beloved Appaloosas. But still she wondered about Jane's insistence that the spirits of those who came before still lingered in the vast woods that surrounded their childhood farm.

Three new eBooks posted!
The busy month of August is past, but I published three new ebooks in August. The first two are books 14 & 15 of the Fruithills Suspense Series, while the third is a humorous tale about the full Blue Moon. Download for free and enjoy!  Click on photo in right column.

1. Ghost of a Chance: Uncle Frank and his vintage cars went missing at midnight - and now he's back to haunt his great-nephew Howie.
2. One Bite of the Apple: Jason wants to revive the lost art of orchards in his own town - but can the magic come back to the Fruithills?
3. Blue Moon Murder: What short of murder could pry Roger loose from his mother's clutches, Emily wondered on the night of the full Blue Moon.