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In this page-turning, laugh-out-loud novel, Lunacy and Acts of God is a coming of age story set against 1950s real life events in Topeka, Kansas. With plenty of quirky, humorous characters and a compelling murder mystery, the book reflects the impact of family and community on prejudice passed through generations, marginalized peoples, our differences, similarities, and choices.Praise for Lunacy and Acts of God: “Wht a witty and wonderfully readable book! Full of laugh-out-loud scenes,Lunacy and Acts of God will keep anyone up all night to find out what happens next.”ANE SPRY, author of Finally Noticing: Photos and Poems Prompted by a Pandemic2024 President, Kansas Authors Club“Acharming and fantastical coming of age story. A young girl wrestles with the social ills of racism, mental illness, the abuses of powerful institutions and life’smany nuanced shades of gray.”DR KAREN BELLOWS, Former Menninger Clinic Faculty“Ths fine novel tells an American story featuring characters so broken and vulnerable and horrible and redeeming and real that you’dswear they can exist only in fiction—unil you realize that you know them, right now. That is the power and the humility of Ruth Maus’debut.”CRIG LANCASTER, two-time High Plains Book Award winner, author of Northward Dreams and 600 Hours of Edward“Meody tells her story reminiscent of the young girl Scout in To Kill A Mockingbird. She listens and observes others then weaves in an unsolved murder mystery in this page-turning and engaging read.”MIHAEL PADILLA, Mayor and lifelong resident of Topeka, Kansas“Ruh Maus’scharacter, Melody, belongs in that august pantheon of American child characters founded by Mark Twain who are able to expound upon the madness of their times with a magnificent wit and wisdom so far beyond their years, you keep turning the pages.”ANREW FARKAS,author of The Great Indoorsman: Essays and The Big Red Herring“Arefreshing glimpse into history and human nature.”JUIE A. SELLERS, author of Ann of Sunflower Lane andKansas Authors Club Prose Writer of the Year (2020, 2022, 2023)“Folow the misadventures of Ruth Maus’sheroine as she tries to make sense of the prejudices and loving loyalties of her quirky Kansas community.”TI BASCOM, Director of Kansas Book Festival, author of Chameleon Days and Climbing Lessons