Jane Kirkpatrick
The Memory Weaver
Jane Kirkpatrick’s historical novels re-imagine periods of time that many have forgotten, usually featuring important members of society from that…
A Light in the Wilderness
Gaining her freedom from slavery in 1843 is the beginning of a new struggle for Letitia. It’s too hazardous for…
Sincerely Yours: A Novella Collection
This collection of inspirational romance novellas is worth reading. Each works with a theme based on a Bible verse epigraph,…
One Glorious Ambition
Dorothea Dix was one of America’s most effective reformers, but we don’t hear as much about her as we should.…
Where Lilacs Still Bloom
Passion is an emotion usually associated with the young. However, Hulda Klager discovers her passion when she is in her…
The Daughter’s Walk
In 1896 Norwegian-American Helga Etsby accepts a challenge from the New York World and the fashion industry to walk 3500…
An Absence So Great
An Absence So Great continues the story of Jessie Ann Gaebele, the author’s grandmother, who readers first met in A…
A Mending at the Edge
This is the final installment in a trilogy about the life of Emma Wagner Giesy, the first woman of the…
A Tendering in the Storm
This book continues the story begun in A Clearing in the Wild. Both novels are based on the true story…
A Clearing in the Wild
The people of Bethel, Missouri, seek to follow God’s word by living both in the world of the 1850s and…
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