Where Have All the Flowers Gone

Malaysia Walton first became a writer when she was fifty-four. At age forty-two she had a stroke, leaving her what they call an incomplete quadraplegic. She has very little use of her left side, but enough to allow her to type with her left middle finger. She uses adaptive equipment that holds her arm up and swings from side to side, allowing her to type. Had she never had a stroke, she probably would have not become a writer. This is her second book. It’s a murder mystery, but not your typical garden variety mystery. Right from the beginning it’s full of suspense. It’s about a woman who is taunted by a serial rapist and murderer. He had raped her but didn’t kill her. At the end you will see why. There is also a copy cat killer. Hope you enjoy it.