Author Sue Moline lived through a nightmare that belongs in a movie—and the book she wrote about it is going to be turned into one.
August 6, 1969 became the fifth deadliest day in Minnesota tornado history, killing eleven people on the shores of Roosevelt Lake at 4:55 p.m. in the tiny town of Outing, Minnesota. There had been no warning.
The Lake Turned Upside Down is by Sue Moline, one of the survivors of that deadly day. She compiled news reports, records, and over one hundred testimonies from survivors, first responders, and eyewitnesses.
The National Weather Service called it the Northwoods Tornado Outbreak. The author calls it a miracle that anyone lived.
About the Author
Sue Moline is a survivor of the Outing tornado that took the lives of her sister, grandmother, and cousin. She is a graduate of Bethany Global University, and in 1985 started her own successful business, Words to Go. A devoted wife to her high school sweetheart, Scott, together they have four grown daughters and thirteen grandchildren and reside in Bloomington, Minnesota. Sue enjoys gardening, weekends at the lake, and attending her grandkids’ activities in her spare time. Click the image below to find out more about the book and possibly pick up your own copy.
Sue Moline is going to be our special guest on March 15, 2021, in Page by Page Writing Production, an online writing accountability group hosted by Harshman Services each week in Zoom. Join us to hear about her experience as an author and success marketing her new book!
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