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26 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 5, 2020
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Chaunce Stanton
30 books14 followersChaunce Stanton writes across genres, but lately his compass keeps pointing toward the Midwest.
The Little Prairie Mysteries series follows Ellie Merritt, a heritage content creator with a fondness for Laura Ingalls Wilder, questionable footwear for the terrain, and a talent for stumbling into situations that somehow become hers. The series blends cozy mystery with small-town Midwestern atmosphere, dry humor, and the kind of historical obsessiveness that gets you in trouble at museum board meetings.
Book 1, A Little Drama on the Prairie, is set in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, during the Wilder Days festival. Book 2, A Little Scandal on the Prairie, moves the trouble to Pepin, Wisconsin — the disputed birthplace of Laura Ingalls Wilder — where a missing map and a lien on the wrong property suggest someone has been managing history rather than preserving it.
Stanton's earlier work includes occult thrillers (The Angelus Key, The Blank Slate Boarding House for Creatives) and the historical novel Grave of Songs. All of them are about the stories people decide to tell, and the ones they quietly bury.
He lives in the upper Midwest, where the winters are long and where people fear spicy foods.
The Little Prairie Mysteries series follows Ellie Merritt, a heritage content creator with a fondness for Laura Ingalls Wilder, questionable footwear for the terrain, and a talent for stumbling into situations that somehow become hers. The series blends cozy mystery with small-town Midwestern atmosphere, dry humor, and the kind of historical obsessiveness that gets you in trouble at museum board meetings.
Book 1, A Little Drama on the Prairie, is set in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, during the Wilder Days festival. Book 2, A Little Scandal on the Prairie, moves the trouble to Pepin, Wisconsin — the disputed birthplace of Laura Ingalls Wilder — where a missing map and a lien on the wrong property suggest someone has been managing history rather than preserving it.
Stanton's earlier work includes occult thrillers (The Angelus Key, The Blank Slate Boarding House for Creatives) and the historical novel Grave of Songs. All of them are about the stories people decide to tell, and the ones they quietly bury.
He lives in the upper Midwest, where the winters are long and where people fear spicy foods.
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