Child’s Murder in Minnesota
Making Siegel’s “The Town That Lived in Silence” a two-part story was sheer cruelty. What a page turner it was, beautifully written and researched.
Anyone who looks back on the past as “the good old days” has only to read Siegel’s story.
We who grew up in alcoholic families of that era can only be thankful “the times they are a changin’ ”. Thank you for a great story.
LINDA COWAN MOSE
Sherman Oaks
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