The Queen's Obsession: "The Forbidden Affair"

Marge Rieder was born in Cuba, New York and raised in Royal Oak, Michigan. Upon graduating High school she worked at the Railroad Express in Detroit. After the start of World War II she made many trips across the Detroit River to join the service. The U.S. WAAC entrance age was 21, she was not. Later, the age limited was for the U.S was lowered to 18 and she immediately joined the U.S Army Air Corps. When the war ended, she married a Marine Corps pilot, and over time had two children. Her son Conly is the director of the Wadsworth State research laboratory in Albany, New York. Her daughter Evie held the position of first woman to be employed by McDonald Douglas as a machinist. Marge held many interesting positions throughout the years; at age 50 she pursued the study of hypnosis which always had been a interest to her. Marge Rieder has written four books, all pertaining to hypnosis, currently she is pursuing the study of hypnosis healing for physical ailments, as she has wonderful results in this area.