Innocents at Home
A five-month voyage to the Holy Land in 1867 led Mark Twain to write his novel Innocents Abroad. But what happened to those innocents after they returned to New York?
The River Remembers
“A fabulous account of frontier women—white, Native and Black—in a variety of social statuses, tenderly conveyed.” ~Jane Kirkpatrick
The Aloha Spirit
“Evocative and engaging, with a protagonist determined to keep the aloha spirit in her heart” ~Kirkus Reviews
Under the Almond Trees
“The book touched my heart and pulled me into the lives of these strong women.” ~Christine Perkins
Flying Horse Books
““The flying horse world is beautiful and magical, with amazing creatures that influence the characters around them. ” ~Susan Stec”
