Jo Ann Snapp: 9 books

Norma Jean is at it again. On a beautiful fall day, trees the color of the rainbow, she and good friend, Roy take a hike into the hills above her creek property. Norma Jean comes upon a skeleton jammed into a bluff crevice and the skeleton is clinging to a strange object. Norma Jean wants to find...

A flickering light in a barn that has been vacant for over a century draws Norma Jean to investigate and pulls her into her third mystery.“Do you need some help?” Was I crazy? My heart began to pound and I realized how vulnerable I was. What did it matter what they were doing in the barn?...

Norma Jean goes on an innocent search to find a bass fiddle for joining a musical group that plays on the court square. In the big box, along with the bass fiddle, she finds a body. It seems pretty straight forward. The skeleton has a wallet, identification and the only thing missing is how...

During a remodel Jason and Norma Jean discover a cellar under the house in the field that has been blocked off since the 1940s. When they break through the rock foundation they find some old fruit jars and three barrels. The first barrel contains nothing, but the second barrel Norma Jean opens...

After a career of many years in the east, Norma Jean Clark returns to take over the old home place in Herpel, Arkansas expecting to find peace and quiet. Second day home she is met with a land dispute that leads into a personal mystery. What really happened to her mom? Did her dad hold secrets to...

With his head in his hands, “Gone,” is all Jed can muster and the catastrophe of what happened crystallizes in May’s mind. Wet and worn, Jed flops on the bench next to the ferry landing. May and Jed had watched all the money for their farm float away in little kegs down the raging Wabash River. She...

Marisa is a woman passionate about doing the right thing. If money is thought to be an evil, can money also be a blessing? The question plagued Marisa when she left her call to foreign missions at age seventeen to take a turn that would lead her to owning a billion dollar communications systems...

Whether ready or not, Nettie Yelter packed her bags, took the money she had received and bought a one-way train ticket to Laws, California. Even though Jake Spiral had sent enough for a two way ticket, there was no need to waste the money. She wouldn’t be back to Boston no matter what happened.

Emily’s best friend from childhood, Angeline Simpson, appears to have no problem fitting into her expected role of a 1923 young woman. She falls in love without doubts and confusion with the one man she desires to wed for a lifetime. But Emily? No longer a child, but not yet a woman, Emily is opinionated...