The Secret Hour

I was really interested in this book, at first because of the premise which I found fascinating, but then also because I have friends from Bixby. I read this book and was very entertained, but something bothered me about it. I couldn't put my finger on it until I started the second book and actually googled Bixby and talked over the landscape setting with my friends. If anyone bothers to read this and then google it, you can understand why I'm offended by the irresponsible writing exhibited by the author. I suppose I took it for granted that an author who chooses to use an actual place would research it and possibly some of the history. Just a thought.