See Also Deception [Dramatized Adaptation]
A Marjorie Trumaine Mystery 2

This second book was just as enjoyable as the first, and I think it is due to the characters being true to 1960's rural America...believable stuff. I will look for the third when published - guess I will have to follow the author on this site to get alert to publication date. It surprises me again,......more

For in this sleep of death what dreams may come... For it being the second book in the series I think I enjoyed it better. I was nervous the whole time. It also had me very emotional.......more

Welcome to Dickinson, North Dakota, 1961—a place so real, you can smell the rakfisk cooking. Marjorie Trumaine cares for her blind, quadriplegic young husband—the fallen love of her life—and struggles to keep the family farm afloat. To make extra money, she writes indices for books on the side. When......more

Marjorie Trumaine is a farmers wife living in North Dakota in the 1960’s. To supplement their income, she took a correspondence course to become an indexer. Majorie’s husband, Hank suffered a farming accident that left him paralyzed and blind. The income Marjorie earns barely keeps them afloat. When......more

A story set in the early 1960s on the western edge of North Dakota may not sound like the most appealing setting, but this uniqueness of setting really helps "sell" this novel. The author definitely picks up hints of Norwegian culture from earlier immigrants, the predominance of the Lutheran church,......more