Read more
During the 1940s in rural communities, housing was not plentiful. Young married couples did not have many options of where they could live to start their lives if building a home was not an option. Billy Ray, a child being raised by his grandparents, realizes the difficulty his grandparents endured as a result of not having housing choices. The stories his grandfather shared echoed within him and left an everlasting imprint.
Mystery at Bluebonnet Plantation brings readers into a Christmas celebration that takes place on a family farm where everyone is startled by the news of a strange event that repeatedly occurred in an old house rented by Josephus and Martha Brown. As a result, family members are profoundly reminded of the importance of those who make life worth living.
About the author
Mary Brown grew up in Port Townsend, Washington, about two hours from Seattle on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula. She visited Seattle regularly during the 1980s and 1990s and graduated from the University of Washington in 2001. Mary currently lives in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, the home of two used bookstores and Moravian Book Shop, said to be the oldest bookstore in America and among the oldest in the world.
