6. The Journey of Josephine Cain
Josephine Cain has grown up within Washington privilege, but the Civil War has left her household trapped in grief and her own life without direction. After witnessing Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, she longs to escape the constrained routines of mourning and persuades her family to let her…
2. A Lady’s Choice (American Tapestry)
Twenty-year-old Sarah Whittaker accompanies her ailing mother back to Richland Creek, Tennessee, where family history and the expectations of a close-knit community force her to reconsider the future she had imagined for herself. Set in a period of rapid social change, the novel combines romance, faith…
3. Always Remembered
From the siege of the Alamo to the battlefield of San Jacinto, this epic story of Texas’s struggle for independence shows that freedom and love are always worth fighting for. Rosa Carter plans for the day when she can leave the Alamo to find a better,…
4. Queen of the Waves
Jacqueline Abingdon plans to escape the marriage arranged for her by eloping with the gardener she loves, leaving her ticket for the Titanic unused. Tessa Bowen, a young woman from a very different background, is drawn into an identity swap that places her aboard the liner…
5. The Courier of Caswell Hall
Virginia, 1781. Lydia Caswell grows up within a wealthy planter family but becomes increasingly troubled by the divisions created by the American Revolution. Drawn into carrying intelligence for the Patriot cause, she risks family standing and personal safety as British and Continental forces manoeuvre toward Yorktown.…
6. Where the Trail Ends (American Tapestry)
Samantha Waldron and her family join the long migration west toward Oregon Country, hoping to reach the Willamette Valley before winter closes the route. Their two-thousand-mile journey exposes them to exhaustion, uncertainty and the practical hardships of moving a household across plains, mountains and river crossings…