Abstract:
In upstate Indiana, the Buchanans were living large and loving it! They seemed to have it all -- until military downsizing forced the closing of Ft. McClinton, and relocated all its willing employees four hundred miles away to Ft. Hill in Cottonwood, Georgia. After exhausting all efforts to remain together and gainfully employed, the family was forced to separate. Frank and Regina were faced with telling their four reluctant children that they had to say goodbye to all their friends, and head South. Separating the family was an awesome task in itself, compounded by the fact that someone was obviously trying to destroy both Frank and Regina. But who would want to destroy them? What was the motive? The separation was a major challenge for the Buchanan family, and would subject them to many years of pain, fear, laughter, and disappointments in their quest for the PERFECT REUNION.