Haunted Teapot On Whistler Street

Haunted Teapot On Whistler Street - Paperback

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Haunted Teapot On Whistler Street

Haunted Teapot On Whistler Street - Paperback

by Fay Risner
$8.78
Sale price  $8.78 Regular price 

Book Overview

Anna Winters buys the cottage of her dreams. The yard is full of blooming roses which lends color and fragrance to the place. When her elderly mother, Joyce Winters's dementia worsens, Anna takes her in. From the start, Joyce says the house has bad vibes and doesn't like living there. When she finds a china teapot covered with roses at the back of her closet, she is adamant a woman named Emily wants the teapot placed on the fireplace mantle. One night behind Joyce's closed bedroom door, Anna overhears her mother in a conversation about the teapot with the imaginary Emily. She worries about her mother's failing mental health. To prove her mother is imagining Emily, Anna investigates the house's previous owners. She finds thirty years before a woman named Emily Carson owned the house. One old newspaper in the library's archive has the front page headline Emily Carson Murdered In Her Home. Town's First Murder In A Decade. Does the teapot have the power to present its deceased owner, Emily, to Anna's mother? Is there really a Haunted Teapot On Whistler Street?

ISBN9781974287932
Author Fay Risner
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedAugust 2017
LanguageENG- English
Pages134
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeLarge Print

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About Fay Risner

Hello! I'm Fay Risner and I go by booksbyfay when I post. I've enjoyed writing about the life of Nurse Hal while she struggles to understand Amish life. My books are made to give you a look into the Amish community and offer some humor along with the serious moments. As well as these books, I write a historical mystery series set in Iowa and westerns. Also, I have two books about Alzheimer's disease. I worked for many years in a local nursing home and helped my mother care for my father which gave me insight about what caregivers deal with. Switching genres when an idea comes to me gives me flexibility as a writer. My husband and I live on an acreage with chickens, rabbits and cats and enjoy raising a large garden and flowers. For fun past times, we go fishing in the summer and read a lot in the winter.

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