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Beverly Schemmer lives in Winchester, Indiana, not far from the fictionalized Deerfield portrayed in her story. Bev dabbled in writing during her career in education as a teacher and school principal. Now, having left academics behind, she enjoys developing the stories which had been coagulating for ever so long. Her first novel,  The Prairie Farmer which was released a year ago, told the heartwarming story of Jenny Clark widowed in 1918.  Bev also enjoys quilting, reading, cooking, and spending time with her husband, Murry, three children, sons-in-law, and three grandchildren.

An ambulance screamed past Sisters’ Sewing Shop sending sisters, Laura, Alice and Polly Esther out to see what was happening. Quilting club member, Ethel Connelly, had fallen to her death down the cellar stairs at her home right there in Deerfield. The grief-stricken ladies of the Sampler Quilting Club didn’t believe Ethel’s fall was an accident. But, who would want to harm, dear Ethel? But then, Ethel was the one who listened to other problems and kept many secrets. Perhaps one secret was too dangerous to keep.