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It’s a game of Clue with a twist. Howls in the night. Excessive thievery. Suspicious neighbors, and a body discovered inside a supposedly haunted house.
Daisy McFarland, retired schoolteacher from North Carolina is fulfilling a lifelong dream of living in Great Britain. Her hope is to follow in the footsteps of Dorothy L. Sayers and Agatha Christie and become a well-known mystery writer. From her travels across the pond to moving into the village of Worlingburgh, Daisy has had ample opportunities to lend a hand in solving murders, providing plenty of material for her novels.
Halloween night, Daisy wants nothing more than to relax and enjoy the evening’s festivities. Instead, a turn of events revives the amateur sleuth within and sends her on a quest that could ultimately put her in grave danger. When two vying suitors arrive and offer assistance, the drama they create may prove to be less help and more of an interference in Daisy’s ability to untangle a web of trickery and deceit.
Additional Titles in this Series
About Bea
Writer, blogger, big on friendships, short on temper. I love anything covered in dark chocolate and my heart belongs to Jim.
Bethel Manor
Daisy McFarland Mysteries
Find more of Bea’s books on her author page on Amazon.com.
Military Resources
A Series for Families
Military families face unique situations that many in the civilian world will never confront. Long separations due to deployments, and uprooting households every few years can impact the entire family and influence children through every phase of life. Defending the Military Family takes time-tested principles and spurs group and couple discussion. It is a practical way to gain insights into how to deal with issues raising children while serving in the armed forces.
Resources
Quest: A month-long journal for children ages 6-10 to use during a parents deployment.
A Series for Couples
From her first day in Seoul, Korea, author Beatrice Fishback quickly discovered that her fairy tale military marriage was indeed just a romantic ideal. As a result of constant separations, multiple moves and three overseas assignments, she and her husband, Jim, found themselves approaching a marital impasse and ultimately, isolation. In this ten-part study, she encourages wives to love their husbands by applying the advice Paul gives in Philippians 4:8 to focus on whatever is true, honorable, righteous, lovely, of good repute, excellent, and worthy of praise.
Resources
Tools for Communication
Facing Your Fears Prayer Card
Fears are a reality for the active duty member and their spouse. Fear is also a reality for children, parents and siblings of military members.
Reconnexion Card
For military couples to connect intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually so that can have a harmonious reunion during reintegration.
Keys to Communication Card
Three steps to keep communication open with your spouse.
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