The Fright of 1964

About the Book

Kitti Hoyt and her granddaughter, Lola, lived through the Anchorage earthquake on Good Friday. There is a massive cleanup, but a problem arises when they hear strange noises coming into the bedroom at night. When will they ever get a good night’s sleep? Senator Joe Lindau and his children, Gaar and Patricia, aren’t sure they did live through the earthquake. Are they in hell, or have they slid into a glory hole? How will they ever get out of this fix? It’s a story of survival, neighbors helping neighbors, and services to the rescue.

About the Author

Robin has been criticized for not putting her accolades in her bio. What accolades? With taking care of her seven kids and a wonderful husband, she fell asleep in one of her night classes in college. Robin received plaques for work at her children’s schools and the city library (just doing her job, she says). Robin has traveled the world in retirement, written nine books and does art projects. She’s lived a wonderful life. What more could a person ask for?