New Fruithills Suspense Series Book #11 - May Day Mayhem published

A new book has been added for the Fruithills Suspense Series:

• May Day Mayhem is Book #11 in the Series. In a year with a milder than usual winter, followed by record breaking high spring temperatures, it was not surprising that the month of May brought about a more troubled way of life in the small town in the valley of the Fruithills. Yet, Helfina, a young healer from Wales brought a sense of calm to offset the unrest, until that too was met with opposing forces. This is Book 11 in the Fruithills Suspence Series.

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New for Second Quarter, 2012: April Fools eBook

Posted in time for April Fools Day, the tenth of the Fruithills Suspense Series. Each story is another visit to places that have never lost their tie to a spirit- filled past.


April Fools is a story about a century old theatre that was refurbished by a hardy group of performers who respected the history, including the resident Ghost, but when teenagers played a cruel April Fool prank, the joke was on them.


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Two New Fruithills Suspense Stories have been added for March 2012

Two more stories have been added for your Spring reading pleasure.

• Borrowed Time: Katie Franklin and her brother Mark worked together to fix up a bargain house to surprise her husband who would soon return from Afghanistan. But the house had a haunting history that needed more mending than hammer and nails could cure. She had to find out why the spirits were restless and how to bring them peace. This Book#9 in the Fruithills Suspense Series.

• Second Sight: What is there to see in the old mirror that sits in the 100 year old house that Brooke and her siblings have inherited from their Great Aunt Lydia, and what truths does it reveal? This is Book #8 in the Fruithills Suspense Series.

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Look for more Fruithill Suspense Series books coming in April.

New for First Quarter, 2012 New Fruithills Suspense Series Books #5,6,7

Three new books have been published at Feedbooks.com Original Book since the end of 2011 in this popular series.

• FEBRUARY 29: A mysterious gravestone in a ruined churchyard of a child with the same February 29 birthdate as teenage Abby made her obsessed with the history of the little girl named Amy Sue, and led Abby and her reluctant friend Ginger to unexpected danger on the evening of Abby's 16th birthday. This is #7 in the Fruithills Suspense Series.

• LAST CHANCE: Chance Givings was devoted to two things: his wife Gena and his career in law enforcement. When he was given the opportunity to control events, he found himself conflicted. Who should decide life or death? This is #6 in the Fruithills Suspense Series.

• TIE A KNOT AND HANG ON: Haunted by a love of reading inspired by her nurturing Aunt Belle, Director Natalie Drew fought to keep her small library relevant and funded to meet technology and maintenance challenges. A simple act of respect triggered help from beyond earthly life. This 5th Book in the Fruithills Suspense Series examines the connections between people and circumstances and the ties that bind them together.

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Look for more upcoming books in the Fruithills Suspense Series.

New in the Fruithills Suspense Series: New Year's Evil

Just in time for holiday reading, the 4th book in the Fruithills Suspense Series is now available for free downloads at feedbooks.com Original Books.

Set in the Wild Willow Bed and Breakfast, at a planned Murder Mystery Dinner on New Year's Eve, just before midnight, the scene would be set for a ghostly confrontation of murder victim and murderer.

This fourth book in the Fruithills Suspense Series is yet another visit to places that have never lost their tie to a spirit-filled past.

The Christmas Jester story has been added for the holiday season

"The Christmas Jester," the third in the Fruithills Suspense Series has been uploaded for download now. Click on the cover on the right to download it Free from Feedbooks.com.

The story is about Fiona and Lindy for whom renovating a 100-year-old home for their floral/gift shop was a dream come true, until Fiona learned that the former owners had left behind much more than dust bunnies, including the little jester doll she discovered among the Christmas displays.

The previously announced "Window to the Past" story has been put on hold, while the seasonal stories are completed. Next, look for "New Year's Evil," where guests discover that midnight a a mystery dinner can really be murder...

New ebook series: Fruithills Suspense Series

At last it's Autumn, and the weather is cooling things down a little, before they heat up for the Holiday Season. My 50th Anniversary Celebration at work was a wonderful event, with a company supplied catered meal from Papa Vino's (my favorite) for everyone at our Edison Lakes Site on Friday, October 14, two days before the official date of October 16.

Then it was hurry-up, catch-up to complete the first two books in my new Fruithills Suspense Series in time for Halloween readers. Both "An Old Flame," that is centered around a Halloween night ghostly encounter in Bristol's Oak Ridge Cemetery, and "Beckoning Bonneyville Mill," a ghostly story inspired by the oldest continuously operating mill in Indiana. Both are published at feedbooks.com and available for FREE download to your ereader or other device.

This new series will feature some of the spirit inhabited places in and around Washington Twp, Elkhart County Indiana, situated in the midst of the beautiful hilly landscape where early European settlers grew and shipped the plentiful apples, strawberries, melons and many other fruits by train to Chicago and beyond.

Sometimes considered a sleepy little community, lost in time, it harbors an interesting array of people, places and things that may or may not be real and may not always be what they seem.  Check back again soon for the next book in the series "Window into the Past," coming in November.