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Book 2 in the Family History Mystery Series
Digger Browning found her reinvigorated uncle sitting on the kitchen table in the Ancestral Sanctuary, the home she inherited from him. A bigger surprise was tripping over a body while taking pictures at the abandoned former train depot.
She thinks the body is linked to a long-ago disappearance in her town of Mountain Grove. She digs into old records and wonders if the fifty-plus year-old murder relates to her current business and a modern-day death.
As she tries to make sense of the past and present, Uncle Benjamin’s spirit roams the Ancestral Sanctuary and goes where Digger goes, including the graphic design firm Digger founded with her friend Holly. He never hesitates to offer a pithy comment.
Meanwhile, Digger’s friend Marty wonders if Digger’s odd mutterings mean she’s losing it. He gets more convinced when Digger seems to call to her uncle as someone takes pot shots at the two of them. What happens when an apparition’s medium tells others about the ghost that she alone sees? Will Digger have to lose Uncle Benjamin to get close to anyone else?
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Elaine writes four mystery series, plays, novellas, and whatever strikes her fancy. She has also written family and local history books, including Monett, a pictorial history of a town in Southwest Missouri.
Behind the Walls was shortlisted for the 2014 Chanticleer Mystery and Mayhem Awards and Demise of a Devious Neighbor was shortlisted for the same award in 2017. Her favorite book (of hers) is Falling into Place, a story of a family handling difficult times with humor and grace.
Elaine conducts presentations and classes on writing and publishing and other writing-related topics. Nonfiction includes Writing When Time is Scarce – and Getting the Work Published. Elaine grew up in Maryland and moved to the Midwest in the mid-1990s. She also presents online courses on the TabletWise and Teachable platforms, and writes on many topics on her blog, https://elaineorr.blogspot.
