B. J. Sedlock
Under Fire
In 1942 Ruth Brown watches her sister’s empty coffin being lowered into the ground. Ruth refuses to believe Jane is…
Who Are You, Trudy Herman?
Trudy Herman’s parents had emigrated as children to the U.S. from Germany in 1909. In 1943, Trudy is a typical…
A Borrowed Dream
In 1881, Austin Goddard comes to Cimarron Creek, Texas with a secret: he’s a noted plastic surgeon from back East,…
The Fair Maid of Kent
Joan of Kent is a fascinating historical figure. Newark’s novel covers the early part of her life. Joan is cousin…
On a Stormy Primeval Shore: New Brunswick
Amelia Latimer emigrates from Plymouth, England, to New Brunswick in Canada to join her soldier father in 1784. He has…
The Scot’s Bride
1712: Patrick McGregor enjoys the freedom of no responsibilities—marriage would mean giving up his soul. Charlotte “Charlie” Cunningham wants no…
The Emperor’s Barber
Kutaissa, an orphaned Turk forced into the Ottoman army, is captured by Russians, where his medical skills learned as a…
Blood Oath
This story, book 2 in the Sawbones series, starts with a killer first sentence (which aspiring authors will envy) to…
The Christmas Blessing
It’s November 1944, and Amelia Richards is an unwed mother working as a hairdresser, barely making ends meet in California,…
‘Til Her Heart Dances
Ann Johnson has seen the elephant; her journey to California started when she posed as a boy and signed onto…
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