Nightmare at Turtle Lake

About the Book

The accident that took the life of the young boy was the worst day in Mitchell’s life. Even though it was unavoidable, he felt terrible. He tried to put it behind him and take the family to Turtle Lake and enjoy his much deserved holiday. But a calm, relaxing holiday was not to be. As things went from bad to worse, Mitchell started to realize what was really important in his life. It wasn’t his job, being in control or always being right; it was his family. Protecting his wife and children was the only thing that really mattered, but doing that when the enemy was unknown was the hardest thing he ever had to face. Follow along with Mitchell on his quest to discover who was out to destroy his family and make him suffer, even to the point of taking his life.

About the Author

The author was raised on a mixed farm in central Saskatchewan. At the age of ten, she wrote her first poem and, after graduating from high school, took a journalism course, receiving her diploma. While working as editor for a newspaper in the early 1970s, she did some freelance writing and edited several newsletters. She had several short stories and poems published in various magazines and newspapers. She always wanted to write a full-length novel, and in 2009, Family Lies was published. Since then, she has had two more published: Blood Ties and Shadows of the Mind. Nightmare at Turtle Lake is her fourth novel. After retiring from farming at Kindersley, Saskatchewan, in 2000, the author and her husband moved to the village of Paradise Hill, Saskatchewan.