Where the Sweetgrass Grows

Written by Lori Roberts

Narrated by Carol Dines

Carly Tabor thought she'd buried her gift with Freddy Richards, the orphan child whose remains were discovered in her King Street home two centuries after his murder. Her ability to communicate with the dead, especially deceased children, originally presented itself when the restless spirit of the child and three others haunted her home. Her new job as an investigative reporter for the local television station calls into question her idyllic lifestyle. When Carly overhears a conversation between her boss and the mother of a missing child seeking help, her sensitive ability returns. She is haunted by the words she hears and when the spirit of the missing child appears to her several different times, Carly knows she needs to be more involved. This leads Carly on a search into unsolved missing person cold cases. Can she find the truth in time or will she become the killer's next victim?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lantern Audio
• Release date: Nov 23, 2020
• ISBN: 9781732249257

Lori Roberts

Lori Roberts is an educator, historian, author, and presenter for historical events and workshops. She has taught for twenty-seven years. Currently, Lori teaches United States History at the Middle School level. She presents the personas of Mrs. General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson (Mary Anna Morrison Jackson), as well as Corrie Ten Boom, Concentration Camp survivor, the 1st First Lady of Indiana, Ann Gilmore Hay Jennings, and First Lady Martha Washington. Lori is an author of historical fiction and paranormal/mystery, having four titles published. Lost Letters and Willow are available through major book sellers in both the United States and abroad and through Warren Publishing Company. Cries in the Night is available through major book sellers and through Canterbury House Publishing. Lori's books are also available through her website, www.stonewallswife.com. She is currently writing her fifth book, This Dark and Bloody Ground, available in 2019. Lori lives in rural southern Indiana with her husband. She has three grown children and eight grandchildren.