Carolyn Digh Griffin

Fireflies on Waxhaw Creek Carolyn Digh Griffin

Residents of the North Carolina town, Shady Hollow, once again found themselves involved in another mystery. Secrets and horror consumed their lives in the first book of this trilogy, Terror on Waxhaw Creek. Siobhan Morrow's college roommate, Susan Anderson, a beautiful Native American lady, came for a visit with an eleven-year-old girl. As a result of their arrival, the lives of the residents in that small settlement and the Shady Hollow Presbyterian Church were turned upside down. Distress, heartbreak, and sadness gripped the hearts of the people there when the child disappeared. Siobhan's husband, Cooper Morrow, had become the police chief in Shady Hollow, and with the help of an FBI agent, Coop and his officers worked diligently to find the girl. While investigating the disappearance, they uncovered a shocking crime that stretched from Shady Hollow to the Cherokee Reservation in the Appalachian Mountains. Faith in God became the sustaining force and only hope for the people in that small town during that terrible time of testing.