The Midwife Book 4 Dona Victoria's Diary: Dona Victoria'a Diary

After the dust settled, Doña Victoria remained as elusive as ever. The inquiring minds of Loma Parda, NM swirled upon hearing the latest news about her. Their lives and minds centered on Doña's eccentricities for years and now things life as they knew it changed forever. Narcisia's memory of the past pictured the green-eyed, stringy-haired old woman at the sunlit window who read that letter her father asked her to deliver. Narcisia remembered the strange way old Doña's lips moved to the low drone of her raspy voice. The sight and presence of the old woman unnerved her and still Doña seemed harmless. ~*~ Narcisia saw but she could not believe what she held in her hand. It was writing with a name she never knew; papers that belonged to none other than Doña Victoria. What would they reveal; the old woman's buried secrets, Rebecca's story, where was Rebecca buried? Perhaps the answers to those and so many more questions lay scribbled upon old sheets of paper. Then, like treasure shimmering at the bottom of a drained lake Doña Victoria's words spilled a mother lode into the lives of the González family.