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On December 29, 1862, thirty -eight full-blooded and mixed blood Sioux Indians were hung in Minnesota for various crimes against white settlers during what was known as the Great Sioux Uprising. The crimes were in retaliation for corrupt and questionable actions on the part of the government concerning treaties that were not honored. The hangings are known as the largest mass execution in United States history.
Within the cultural diversity of the tiny town of Moccasin Flats lies a dark past that has threatened the lives of people who live here for over 100 years. An evil stalks the town and numerous murders that occur here continue to go unsolved. A curse spoken from the gallows in 1862 is the only clue to the horrible killings that go on here.
Father Wilson O'Rourke has lived in Moccasin Flats for over forty years and is privy to the details of the Ghostkiller curse. He can recite passages in the bible that correlate between scripture and the prophecy however, he is unprepared to accept that an ordinary Indian boy is the town's only salvation.
Kyle is a 7th generation Ghostkiller whose ancestor was hung during the Great Sioux Uprising of 1862. Falsely accused of taking part in the carnage, the original Ghostkiller was pardoned by President Lincoln, but an overzealous and corrupt General ignored this detail.
Arriving back into town after a long absence, Kyle is ready to face the curse head on, however changing things are much easier said than done. Not only is he being accused of the latest murders, but his jilted, childhood sweetheart threatens to sabotage his every move.
Chase Riley is an ex cop from Los Angles who took a job at Moccasin Flats to escape the horrors of police work in the big city. The last thing he expects to come across is four mutilated bodies after only six months on the job. When he's told about the Ghostkiller curse Chase balks, but a visit by a ghostly apparition convinces him there is more to the curse then just a legend.
Mason Crow Walker is Chief of Police for the tiny town of Moccasin Flats. A mixed blood who grew up on the reservation, he has witnessed some of the horror of the curse firsthand. Mason helped found the American Indian Movement and is not surprised when his nemesis from that era, Special Agent Lee Tarkington, arrives in town to investigate the latest murders. Agent Tarkington is a murdering rebel, hell bent on trumping up a charge and any Indian will do. As well as going after Kyle Ghostkiller, Tarkingtons' agenda also includes Mason Crow Walker.
Nina Bolton was adopted by Kyle's aunt after her parents were killed in a car accident. At the tender age of six, 'Little White Horse' was raised Indian and fell hard for Kyle while growing up with him on the reservation. When Kyle left the rez as a teenager, Nina never forgave him for leaving her. Now that he's back she wants him to beg her forgiveness, but instead ends up playing a role in the very curse that tore them apart.
It's a race between good and evil when this group is thrown together to save Ghostkiller from the hangman's noose and make changes that will forever alter history for all Plains Indians.
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From Mike in Australia: "I have just finished reading 'Scattered Leaves’ a story that takes you in a multi dimensional, thought provoking journey.A story of fiction, a journey of history and future, all wrapped up in an insightful way which parallels today in many ways. I have found myself easily swept up visually...pulled into a journey that the author’s characters made possible. The author shows that “intention” is a powerful force,that nothing is set in stone & in what the past, present and future may hold is a stepping stone for a shift in time lines. Could quite easily see this made into a movie for the big screen, a message of healing. Lynny thank you for sharing your story with the rest of the world."
From Barb in Kansas: "...you see her characters. You feel what they are feeling, you can see what they see...I wish that I too could taste the clean, clear waters of our past, that we wasitchus have not learned to appreciate or protect the way Mother Earth should be respected. I know that this book is intended to be a fictional book but there is a lesson to be learned if you are willing to open your heart and see the truth for what it truly is."
Nell in Kentucky: "I couldn't put it down! You better be writing sequel and you better write one quick!"
Pat in Tennessee: "The book arrived yesterday afternoon and I just finished reading it. Wow!! You certainly can write, lady....Just couldn't wait to find out what would happen next!"
Sheila in Indiana writes: "I thought I would let you know how wonderful I thought your book is. I read it in 2 and ½ nights here at work. Could hardly put it down to do my work!"

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New books ordered!

FINALLY! After 4 months the corrected version is ordered and should be in within 2 weeks!! All the headaches and heartaches are now behind me!! I can see the light at the end of the tunnel and it is g...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Fri, 13 Jun 2008 05:17:00 PST

Scattered Leaves in the News!!

Radcliff native pens historical fiction about Sioux uprisingBy BECCA OWSLEYWednesday, March 12, 2008 1:55 PM CDTRADCLIFF  Time travel and historical events are intertwined in "Scattered Leaves: The L...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Thu, 13 Mar 2008 09:52:00 PST

For the love of........

Hello Scattered Leaves Fans!Sorry to have taken so long and made you all suffer through, but there are BIG things happening with the book and I had to wait for "the word" before I spilled the beans! ...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Wed, 12 Mar 2008 03:35:00 PST

There is a problem with the book.....

As you all know, I have been on a whirlwind of surgery, book engagments and now sickness. But I cannot let another day go by without telling you all that I have discovered a problem with the book.I m...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Sun, 24 Feb 2008 04:32:00 PST

Womens Book Festival Blog

Oh, what a great day yesterday was!Firstly, I did not have to go in a wheelchair as I thought I might; my recovery has really been miraculous! I was in a bit of pain, but not much. I did have to sit f...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Sun, 17 Feb 2008 04:48:00 PST

BOOK RELEASE IS FEB. 19, 2008!

The official release date for the book is Feb. 19!! Watch your mail after that date cuz your book will be on its way!Thank you all for your support in this adventure! I look forward to your reaction t...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Thu, 14 Feb 2008 06:49:00 PST

Surgery and life in the fast lane.......

Well, as to the subject line, the two do NOT go together, as I am quickly finding out!Some of you may have heard that I had surgery on Friday......saw the surgeon on Thursday and he scheduled me for s...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Mon, 11 Feb 2008 06:00:00 PST

OPINIONS NEEDED!!

Hello Scattered Leaves friends! I am awaiting the UPS truck as we speak! My publisher said they are on the way today so that means some of you might just have your book by the weekend!!While I have yo...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:59:00 PST

Look at what I’m holding.........

The book is in! I can't tell you all how it effected me seeing it for the first time! I cried when I held it........if only mom could be here with me!It won't be long now.......just 10 short days til ...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Mon, 28 Jan 2008 06:57:00 PST

Book news!

Have you seen the new trailer for the book? How exciting to see it one step closer to becoming a movie and the book hasn't even been released yet!Mr. Mallery (who scored the music) LOVED the trailer! ...
Posted by Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller © on Thu, 24 Jan 2008 04:19:00 PST