The Case of Five Missing Girls

"The Case of Five Missing Girls," is a story of four families from the Midwest losing five daughters under strange and mystical circumstances. Through the darkest of times these families stay true to their faith, and their commitment to each other. Ms. Dewsnap takes her readers on a journey of loss and discovery that conveys a transformation for the good of all mankind. What opens in mystery ends in joy.

Barbara Everitt Dewsnap second book, The Case of Five Missing Girls, is a celebration of the spirit and innate goodness of mankind. It is a tapestry of the lives of four families losing their girls and the heartbreaking period of searching. Subject to alternately praises or chides the families deftly the public perception of a hoax by following their faith and their commitment to each other. New techniques and practices give way for future change and the wellbeing of society. Homeschooling, greenhouse construction, garden plots, and a better way of using natural resources lead the way for change. Music facilitates change in mind and spirit. The book looks for a better future from the choices the four families make. Choices made each day shapes the future.

Barbara Everitt Dewsnap graduated from Florida State University with a Masters in Science. She lives with her son in Mississippi. She has three children and three grandchildren. Her first book, an autobiography, is also available under the title, "Stretch."