The Long Way Home

Set In The 1950S The Long Way Home Takes Readers On A Nostalgic Journey With The Townspeople Of Tilden A Quaint Community In Madison County Nebraska. At The Center Of The Story Is Maggie Davis A Middle-Aged Widow And Heiress To A Grand Victorian Manor. The Stately Home Which Maggie Shares With Her Spunky Nine-Year-Old Daughter Jenna Also Serves As A Bed-And-Breakfast To A Once Regular But Now Transitory Clientele. The Kitchen Table Is The Epicenter Of Lively Conversation At The Manor Where No Topics Are Off-Limits. Maggie’S Out-Spoken Spinster Neighbor Delights In Keeping Everyone On Guard With Her Opinionated Tirades. Still She Is Frequently Reigned In By An Elderly Equally Forthright Family Member Who Has Recently Become A Permanent Dweller At The Manor. Maggie Finds Herself Struggling With The Painful Memories Of Her Husband’S Tragic Death As Well As The Stirrings In Her Heart Associated With A New House Guest. A Scandalous Scheme To Swindle Maggie Out Of Her Property Rides On The Heels Of A Sudden Unexpected Death Pointing To A Member Of The Family As A Suspect. Set Against The Backdrop Of Humor Tragedy And Love The Story Culminates With An Emotional Twist.