Back by popular demand. Historical drama of desperation and death during Influenza of 1918. A Bird Named Enza has been reprinted for the first time.
This fictional story is based on true events from the history of the Influenza of 1918. It is written from the perspective of one man and his inability to save his family and town from the deadly Influenza of 1918.
"I had a little bird.
Its name was Enza
I opened up the window,
And in flew Enza."
A childhood chant heard on the playgrounds throughout America during the Influenza of 1918. To this day, the influenza "virus" of 1918 remains a mystery. It spread with alarming speed across the country and, after it ran its deadly course, the epidemic had taken more than 600,000 lives in America and 30 million worldwide. No one was safe. The young, the old, the healthy could become sick in the morning and dead by that same evening.
Come with us back to 1907 and meet Frederick Walter Kelley. Stay with us to meet his family. Grow with us in a new town. Cry with us through the final chapters of death.
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This book is not meant for readers under the age of 18 years old.This book contains adult situations that are not suitable for all readers.This book is a fiction book.Any resemblance to a person or persons living or dead is purely coincidental.The places, organizations, characters, and situations in this book are only a figment of the author’s imagination and have no basis in fact.This book is to be read as purely entertainment and is not to be construed as historical fact.
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It starts with an innocent find at a barn sale—an innocent little booklet that soon turns Erin Anderson’s life upside down.In her quest for the truth, she digs herself into a secret society so dark and mysterious she must turn her life over to the cult to seek the entire truth, even if it means deadly consequences.
WHEN ANGELS CRY
By Dawn C. Meier
Called back to her hometown on the OregonCoast, Harvard law student Abigail Daniels leaves her new life on hold while she struggles with the sudden death of her mother.The doctor calls the death a heart attack.But after viewing the body, the mortician and Abigail both agree Elizabeth Daniels was more than likely frightened to death.
With the possibility of someone deliberately causing her mother's death, Abigail enters what she now believes to be a murder investigation. The more she delves into the town's secrets, the more she uncovers layers of possible murder suspects--one being her grade school nemesis, now real estate broker, Andy Andrews.The love/hate relationship blooms in the midst of the turmoil and her archenemy becomes her lover.Together they uncover not only a possible motive for murder, but the possibility of buried treasure from a pirate ship washed ashore some 150 years earlier.Together they search for the lost treasures that could be a link to the untimely death of Elizabeth Daniels.
This book is available for immediate shipping through this website. $13.95 plus S&H USD. Shipped worldwide.
Educators: This book qualifies for an educational discount. Use the "contact us" button on the right to order directly from publisher for this discount.
A Bird Named Enza
by Dawn Meier
Back by popular demand. Historical drama of desperation and death during Influenza of 1918. A Bird Named Enza has been reprinted for the first time.
This fictional story is based on true events from the history of the Influenza of 1918. It is written from the perspective of one man and his inability to save his family and town from the deadly Influenza of 1918.
"I had a little bird.
Its name was Enza
I opened up the window,
And in flew Enza."
A childhood chant heard on the playgrounds throughout America during the Influenza of 1918. To this day, the influenza "virus" of 1918 remains a mystery. It spread with alarming speed across the country and, after it ran its deadly course, the epidemic had taken more than 600,000 lives in America and 30 million worldwide. No one was safe. The young, the old, the healthy could become sick in the morning and dead by that same evening.
Come with us back to 1907 and meet Frederick Walter Kelley. Stay with us to meet his family. Grow with us in a new town. Cry with us through the final chapters of death.
This book is available for immediate shipping through this website. $13.95 plus S&H USD. Shipped worldwide.
Educators: This book qualifies for an educational discount. Use the "contact us" button on the right to order directly from publisher for this discount.
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