Nan Curnutt
A Most Unsuitable Match
In May 1869, a protected, privileged, and recently orphaned young lady from St. Louis, Missouri, Miss Fannie Rousseau, heads west…
Tomorrow’s Garden
Harriet Kirk moved her five younger siblings to Ladreville, Texas, in 1857 to escape the shame that followed them after…
Catfish Alley
Roxanne Reeves worked hard to hide her Cajun roots and rise in the ranks of Clarksville, Mississippi’s high society. She…
Becoming Lucy
In 1896, sixteen-year-old Lucinda Bishop, a wealthy Bostonian, lost her parents in a tragic accident. Fearing her own life is…
The Country House Courtship
It’s 1818, and Miss Beatrice Forsythe wants to go toLondon. She wants to marry a man like the rich, titled…
Rainwater
Ella Barron meets David Rainwater in the midst of the Depression in the summer of 1934. She is busy running…
A Most Lamentable Comedy
Beautiful, young, widowed Lady Caroline Elmhurst escapes out her window with her maid and as much clothing as they…
Stand the Storm
Sewing Annie Coats and her son Gabriel were born in slavery. Annie taught her son everything she knew about sewing…
Cruel Lord Cranham
Sarah Lovell was living a contented life in England in 1803. She had good friends, an attentive father and a…
Sahwira
In a Methodist mission in Rhodesia in 1964, two 12-year-old boys call themselves Sahwira, meaning best friends who are closer…
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