Moriarty and Holmes enter into an oral contract by which Moriarty promises to sell and Holmes promises to buy a farm for $100,000. Moriarty repudiates the oral contract by writing a letter to Holmes in which she accurately states the term of the agreement, but adds our agreement is oral. It, therefore, is not binding on me and I will not carry it out. Moriarty signs the letter and sends it. Thereafter Holmes sues Moriarty to force the transfer of the farm. Moriarty raises the defense of the Statute of Frauds. Is there a writing that satisfies the statute or is the contract unenforceable? Explain.