Sara Hoffman’s book, “Finding Baby Ruth,” 
is about a young woman’s search through rural Kansas for the baby she reluctantly gave up for adoption. Set in the Roaring ‘20s, this historical fiction novel embraces the infatuations of the times -- evangelism, mysticism, moonshine, Model T’s, baseball, bank robbers, and an assortment of chocolate bars. “Finding Baby Ruth” brings to life a small town of characters that help, hinder and complicate the search, while peeking around a few corners of their own. What they find isn’t always what they expect.