The Mida Book Four: Perilous Choices

by Kimberly Sigafus

Overview

Veronica’s large Victorian home sat on a hill in Freeport, Illinois. Known as The Chapman House, the upscale brothel gave men fine wine, beautiful woman, and a night of pleasure.
She had everything she could ever want…a beautiful home, more money than she could ever spend, and a man who loved her.
But she couldn’t stay.
It was 1893, and her past had reared its ugly head in the form of her brother, Adam. After years of searching for her, he had found her in this most unlikely of places. This time he wouldn’t be leaving without her.
Blamed for the death of her father, Veronica was to be brought back to Rock Island to be hung for her crime. Her explanations fell on deaf ears as Adam would make her pay for having to live his life alone.
Not even the help of Buffalo Bill Cody or the mystical carnies would make a difference this time. Would she choose to die for a crime she would do again if given the chance, or live the rest of her life as the mystical carnival’s fat lady?
She just had to find another way out.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940154544877
Publisher:	Kimberly Sigafus
Publication date:	10/07/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Native American author, Kimberly Sigafus, is from Freeport, Illinois. An internationally-published, award-winning author, her writing includes both Native American fiction and non-fiction. She’s won several awards for her work, including the Lena D. Myers Award for historical writing, and the Faith and Freedom Award for her eagle photography and accompanying poem. Her book, Native Writers, Voices of Power, which was co-written with writing partner Lyle Ernst, was recognized by the USA Best Book Awards in the children's non-fiction category. The book was also a finalist for the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. An Ojibwa, her family is from the White Earth Indian Reservation in Minnesota. She crafts dream catchers and talking feathers, and drums and sings. In her native Ojibwa regalia, Kim travels around the Midwest presenting Native American programs. An accomplished speaker, Kim has spoken at libraries, conferences, retreats, individual group gathers, and reading councils. A hybrid author, Kim is both traditionally and self-published, As Commissioning Editor of McIver Publishing, she now helps others self-publish their work as inexpensively as possible. Kim is married and her and Andy have six grown children. They reside in a 120 year-old Victorian house with their two dogs and several cats. The author can be reached through her website: kimberlysigafus.com or mciverpublishing.com.