Kirjahaku

Keystone House was built in the 1700s. The land was a grant to the Keystone family from the United States government. For many years it was a prosperous, working farm. It was burned to the ground during the Civil War in 1864 along with its residents.A journalist in the 21st century claims to hear voices and sounds such as fiddle playing and laughter emanating from the land where the old house once stood. Is he hearing the voices of ghosts? And why is he so interested?

Miss Bluemoon was born in a rundown shanty in the Louisiana Bayou in the early 1800s under a blue moon. She was brought up in the kitchen of Misty Glen by her grandmother, who was the cook. She taught her how to mix potions and to be a strong woman who could take care of herself. Her ancestry was a dirty, hidden secret that she felt compelled to explore. She wanted more, much more, for her and her only son, Mandrake. She was determined to become a grand lady no matter what she had to do to become one. She was terrified when a war loomed on the horizon. With the help of her mother, she was prepared and again was determined to survive and thrive no matter what was thrown at her.