Aunt Daisy Knows

About the Book

            Could this strange looking and crazy talking woman of age be overcome from what happened in the past at Piney Haven, or was it the wine and pipe smoking that lead her to say things that just seemed to make the hair on the back of your neck stand up and scream.

            Only Aunt Daisy can recall what happened when she was a little girl. Maybe it’s her age or a slight case of dementia. Other residents of Pinetown who have heard the stories don’t want history mentioned and definitely don’t want it revived

            Daisy knows wishing and hoping will not stop it from reoccurring because all things are in perfect order, the new residents have moved in and the change is under way.

About the Author

Sue started writing stories for her children’s enjoyment many years ago. As they grew up, got married and had their own children, she renewed her desire to write. Her eight grandchildren are now her most beloved critics. This story is a little different from her usual writing and should appeal to teens and adults.

Her characters are drawn from different events and people in her life. She grew up on her sister’s farm in rural New Jersey and heard many tales of odd happenings from the old German and Lithuanian farmers in the area. As well, she heard old stories from her grandfather, who was a Blackfoot Indian. Sometimes it was difficult to separate fact from fiction, but then who is the final judge?