Well, don't know what to say about this one. She had talent, but several years ago, she stole stuff from another author's books and put it into hers. She confessed, and after that, her place in the romance book world was seriously diminished. Don't know how many dozens and dozens of books she wrote. The book, "Foxfire Light" was about Branson. It came out in the late 70s. Her husband Bill died just a few years ago, and he was known for building and operating theaters in Branson. Seems like I remember a story from years ago where he got into an argument with some other hot shot from Branson and pulled a gun on him, I think at a restaurant. The land where Andy WIlliams' Theater is, and the hotel there, all was owned by the Daily's at one point. They planned in the early 80's to build a little theme park called Wildwood that never got built. The Daily's also purchased the old Hee Haw Theater in 1985, and operated it for 5 years as Country Music World before it was known as Gilley's. Bill shot the Stan Hitchcock Show (Sydicated country music TV show)at the old Courthouse Theater in SDC (Riverfront Playhouse) in the winter of 1979-80. Stan Hitchcock had a show at the time at the Old Sawmill Opry, which is just west of SDC across from the Best Western Hotel and serves as a church now. Stan Hitchcock was the guy in 1981 who staged an elaborately promoted Barbara Mandrell concert in the old Mutton Hollow, overselling the show by several thousand tickets, and then running off with the box office receipts while Barbara performed on stage! Hitchcock ran right to Nashville where he was a founding partner of Country Music Television (CMT) and made a bundle when it sold to one of the networks. Daily's Foxfire Light book was made into a locally produced Movie in 1982-83, and a few of my old Dugan pals played extras in that low budget movie. If you can find an old VHS copy of Foxfire Light, hang on to it, there are rare!