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In "The Secrets of the Tainted Trough", imagine waking up from a nap to see a donkey and a horse peering through the screen door, both desperately thirsty. Would you give them a drink? And then what? Sally, an energetic 87-year-old woman, faces this exact dilemma. Intrigued by the animals, she decides to investigate why they keep returning to her property. What she discovers shocks her to the core - their water trough is contaminated with a ...

The rules state contestants must be 18-years-old. Bobby is 12 years old, going on 32. His father has vanished. His mother is rehabbing after being run over by a boulder. Winning this contest will provide cash for her surgeries, him at home instead of in foster care, and them off the welfare rolls. What's a boy to do? Can Sally and Bobby bend the rules and win the contest without getting caught? What could go wrong?

What if your 12-year-old grandson's fingerprints turned up in a missing person's database? What would you do? Would you investigate? Or blow it off as a blip in cyberspace? Sally snooped. What did she find when she peered into Bobby's past? Is she making herself an 87-year-old gutsy target? There's only one way to find out… See you on the inside.

Surreal. That's the first feeling that pops up. Seeing Sally the Loner at an ice cream social is surreal. But when she turns her van around to go to an ice cream social, it becomes a phantasmagoric moment for the record books. Add to it that she comes away with three new friends that call themselves the 3 Houseketeers… Well. Now we've surpassed surreal and flew right into fantasyland on a pink elephant. Why does it matter? Because suddenly Sal...

What's worse? Frying your brains all summer in the desert? Or paying the toll to stay cool in the north? What's the toll? Helping three ghostly women solve their own murder and escape their confines. When Sally read the ad, she was tickled pink… 'Camp for free in the forest in exchange for helping 3 old ladies get their house in order.' If Sally had known the rest of the story, would she have answered the ad? It's another quality boo...

Her eyes narrowed. Her forehead creased. She pirouetted, scanning her surrounds. "Who's here? Why are you gaslighting me?" "Alliwicious? Was that you? Did you talk?" Sally gawked at her life-size old man doll with her mouth gaping. "Yes, I did. And you better close your mouth before a grasshopper leaps in." Alliwicious chuckled. "He said you would not believe it. But it is true, Sally old girl. I am your personal AI. And I prefer the name 'Rod...

What's worse? Getting shipped off to an Alzheimer's Care Center where nobody will listen… …or being kidnapped by your rescuer? Introducing Joan Freed's 87-year-old spunky Aunt Sally and her sidekick they call the Sourdough Kid. The mystery is not who dunnit, but how did Sally get into this mire of errors? And how does she slog out of them? Or does she?

Sally's mother came for tea - 20 years after her death. The reason for the visit? To charge Sally with the task of clearing her mother (Sally's grandma Lydia) of three imaginative but despicable murders. But wait! There's more than meets the eye in this conglomeration of old and new characters bumping heads. Who's really the evil one? Or is it evil ones? How many spooks does it take to solve 75-year-old murders? Do the ghosts help or hinder th...

Rhonda J… "It's like you're there…" Is winning the lottery a blessing or a curse? When Charlemagne, Bobby's pup, roots out a mega lottery winning ticket, the mysterious misadventures begin. Is it finders-keepers? What if the true owner was a homeless mama with four children who spent her last dollar on the ticket? And how did a burglarizing creep discover that Sally has the ticket? How far will badman #2 go to get the ticket? Can ...