Dorothy Garlock
New York Times-bestselling author Dorothy Garlock began writing late, at age 49, after a career in the newspaper business. At the urging of her daughter, she entered a contest for unpublished authors, and to her surprise, one of the judges was an agent. He called, offered to sell her book, and she’s been writing ever since. Today, she’s one of the world’s most beloved novelists, often hailed as the voice of America’s heartland because her tales feature America as a backdrop…and always celebrate our nation’s indomitable spirit. "I'm not looking to write the great American novel, win a Pulitzer or teach history," she has said. "I write to entertain my readers." Well, she’s certainly done that, and we thank her for it.
Dorothy Garlock
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After the end of WWII, Christina takes a nursing job with Dr. Samuel Barlow, and soon his two nephews are vying for her attention. But someone from the good doctor’s past sees his new nurse as a vehicle for vengeance….
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It’s 1939, and teacher Charlotte Tucker, in love with a young man who—with his twin sister—is determined to wreak vengeance on the man he believes to be his father, fears a dark secret will threaten them all.
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At the end of WWI, Rachel Watkins is raising her sister’s child while battling to save her boarding house from an unscrupulous developer. But when a mysterious loner comes to town, what will Rachel risk for love?
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