Books with title Windfork Secrets

6th Grader Diona McBride just wanted an A+ on a school report—and had to interview a “little old lady” to get it. But Nessy Scanlon’s not your average “little old lady,” and her stories are no addle-minded snoozers. Together the two actually re-write their small town’s history, shattering commonly-held "truths" about some of its most notorious incidents, and exploding the mystery of its infamous, creepy “bogeyman” legends.“A thought-provoking ...historical novel for kids and adults alike...beautifully and skillfully written.” Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book Awards Review; 2000.- "A suspenseful story that takes the reader on a journey to the darker side..."- "...meant for young adults, but everyone can enjoy."- "...a book to read in one sitting!"From five-star reader reviews on Amazon.

6th Grader Diona McBride just wanted an A+ on a school report—and had to interview a “little old lady” to get it. But Nessy Scanlon’s not your average “little old lady,” and her stories are no addle-minded snoozers. Together the two actually re-write their small town’s history, shattering commonly-held "truths" about some of its most notorious incidents, and exploding the mystery of its infamous, creepy “bogeyman” legends. “A thought-provoking ...historical novel for kids and adults alike...beautifully and skillfully written.” Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book Awards Review; 2000. - "A suspenseful story that takes the reader on a journey to the darker side..." - "...meant for young adults, but everyone can enjoy." - "...a book to read in one sitting!" From five-star reader reviews on Amazon.

Diona McBride wanted an A+ on a school report and had to interview a little old lady to get it. But Nessy Scanlon s not your average little old lady, and her stories are no addle-minded snoozers. In fact, her take on Windfork, Wyoming s horrifying Wildman legends and what really happened in some of the town s most scandalous episodes could re-write history. Follow Diona and Nessy on a scintillating, sobering ride through fifty years of breath-taking drama that a Writers Digest 2000 Self-Published Book Awards reviewer has called a thought-provoking and interesting historical novel for kids and adults alike beautifully and skillfully written.