Mary Frances Erler

"Far from Magnolia Drive" is autobiographical fiction, based in part on my own life. It reveals a family struggling with issues of mental illness, Alzheimer's, suicide, gender identity, and the

In "Voices in the Past", two 21st century teens are transported back 200 years into the minds and lives of their German ancestors, learning of the struggles and triumphs they

In "An Irish Odyssey", a 21st century woman is sent back into the mind and life of her great-great-grandmother and her husband, who endured the Great Potato Famine, arrived in