A note from the author

In the 1958-59 season, Mount Shasta Ski Bowl in Northern California received an epic amount of precipitation. In February alone, the area was pounded with 236 inches of snow. That’s nearly 20 feet (6 meters for my metric friends)… enough to cover a two story house. The bulk of this snow came during a five-day period. The area, gripped in the middle of a blizzard, was buried under 14.5 feet of the white stuff! While these storms are thankfully far and few between, they can happen.

Also…

While not necessary to enjoy the following story, you might want to pick up Troubled before getting started. This short story gives a little background to Dani Marsh and her home life before arriving in Tellure Hollow!