Set in breathtaking Vermont with the story unfolding in three seasons – summer, autumn and winter - but not strictly confined within, Jane Graiko’s eclectic mix of mystery, crime, suspense and romance makes A Customary Obsession a readable and enjoyable book. Apparently playing cat-and-mouse game with someone from whom they are fleeing, leaving the reader in suspended disbelief, it is a magnificent introduction to a wonderful story full of suspense, mystery and its fair share of romance. Riveting and suspenseful, the reader is introduced to the story in an explosive manner in the prologue as a mother and her boy sprinted across the parking lot to the waiting minivan as lightning lit the dark sky. "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.A Customary Obsession by Jane Graiko is one of those novels not easy to describe. The A Customary Obsession trilogy began in 2011, continues in 2013 with Power, and concludes with Pride in late 2014 or early 2015. In addition to years of published articles, photos and educational materials, she is a recipient of the Ralph Nading Hill literary prize from Green Mountain Power, published in the Autumn 2010 issue of Vermont Life Magazine. Now retired, Jane's a wife, mother, grandmother, and lifelong reader and writer. She culminated a 24-year career at UVM coordinating the McNair Scholars Program. Jane was a kindergarten teacher, news reporter for the Syracuse Post-Standard, public relations specialist with Stone & Webster, and program administrator at the University of Vermont. Overseas living provided a rich learning experience and opportunity for travel.
A US Air Force "brat," Jane lived in Sembach and Darmstadt, West Germany from 1958 to 1962, and Misawa, Japan from 1965 to 1966. Jane Graiko was born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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