Well of Deception by Massey, Cynthia Leal

Well of Deception (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781965766262)

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Well of Deception by Massey, Cynthia Leal

Well of Deception

$22.95
Well of Deception by Massey, Cynthia Leal

Well of Deception

$22.95
Format: Paperback
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Everyone knows who killed Maggie Schneider. But why?

On the morning of March 14, 1958, breeder Maggie Schneider, the Poultry Queen of Lipan County, is shot and killed while feeding her prize-winning, White Holland turkeys on her farm in south central Texas. Everyone knows who did it, but finding the killer isn't so easy. The search uncovers a troubled family history of insanity, accidental deaths, and suicides. Was Maggie Schneider's murder the result of a tainted bloodline, a family feud gone too far, or something more sinister?
Inspired by true events, novelist Cynthia Leal Massey weaves an intricate tale that spans the decades from the Great Depression to the crippling drought of the fifties. This is not a whodunnit. The mystery here is more profound: Why did he do it?


Author: Cynthia Leal Massey
ISBN-10: 1965766269
ISBN-13: 9781965766262
Publisher: Stoney Creek Publishing Group
Language: English
Published: 10/07/2025
Pages: 254
Format: Paperback
By Cynthia Leal Massey
By Cynthia Leal Massey
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CYNTHIA LEAL MASSEY is a former corporate editor, college instructor, and magazine editor. She has published hundreds of magazine and newspaper articles, and several award-winning books, including Death of a Texas Ranger, A True Story of Murder and Vengeance on the Texas Frontier, which won a San Antonio Conservation Society Publication Award and a Will Rogers Silver Medallion Award, and What Lies Beneath, Texas Pioneer Cemeteries and Graveyards, also a SACS Award winner.
Her first novel, Fire Lilies, a saga of the Mexican Revolution, was an Electronic Publishing Industry Coalition Award Finalist for Best Historical Fiction and its sequel, The Caballeros of Ruby, Texas, was a WILLA Literary Award Finalist for Best Original Softcover Fiction.
Cynthia also won the Lone Star Award for Magazine Journalism for her article "Is UT Holding Our History Hostage?" published in Scene in SA Monthly. The article was also a finalist for the Texas Institute of Letters O. Henry Award for Magazine Journalism.
Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Cynthia has resided in Helotes, twenty miles northwest of the Alamo City since 1994. She served on the town's city council for sixteen years. She holds a master's degree in English from St. Mary's University in San Antonio. A full-time writer, she is a past president of Women Writing the West and a member of Western Writers of America.
Well of Deception, a historical crime mystery set in a fictional Texas county, was inspired by a true story.


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