Cet auteur explore des thèmes complexes, son œuvre étant reconnue pour ses perspectives profondes sur la psyché humaine et les dynamiques sociales. Le style d'écriture est captivant, utilisant souvent des techniques narratives innovantes qui immergent le lecteur dans l'histoire. Son travail explore des questions intemporelles sur l'amour, la perte et la quête de sens. Les lecteurs apprécient la capacité de l'auteur à créer des personnages mémorables et à susciter de fortes réponses émotionnelles.
Leaving her position with an orchestra because of an unhappy affair, harpist Lynette Heath escapes to an English estate, Belleforest, where she will teach music to the surly but talented grandson of Dame Isolde, the great diva. Lynette is attracted to Amlyth, Isoldes son, but is he the murderer?
A mysterious and powerful weapon forged from the altar of a god, the Heaven Sword is passed through time among various women around the globe. The plot takes the reader on a journey to Scandinavia, ancient Byzantium, and 19th century Mexico. The mysterious influence of dormant gods, brought to life by the power of the sword, binds lovers and profoundly changes the lives of warriors and maidens throughout history.
"The struggles, rewards and aspirations of those settlers who conquered the territory of Arizona....Jeanne Williams has won a legion of fans with her well-crafted and solidly researched historical romances." Newport News, Virginia Daily Press
Traveling with her folklorist aunt, Kit discovers beauty, history, folklore, and magic in Norway. Attracted to famed artist Ragnar, she encounters hatred from his sister and comes to love Eirik whom she cannot trust
"Williams packs this vivid portrait of life on the plains with historical detail. . . . will appeal to lovers of Willa Cather and those interested in the history of the High Plains."—Library Journal "Recreates the period, the conditions and details of building windmills with accuracy and skill."—Publishers Weekly
"Sixteen-year-old Cobie and her large Mennonite family face and meet many challenges … A sod house and plagues of locusts are preferable to the religious persecution of Czarist Russia … Maintains good pace and tells engaging story." —Booklist
"Williams bringer her characters to life with a notable attention to detail that is especially evident in the various Old West settings." —Booklist "Realistic portrait of the Old West...the action and charm of the story will keep you riveted to the pages." —Rave Reviews
Set against the backdrop of New York in the early 1990s, this story delves into the lives of complex characters navigating personal and societal challenges. Themes of ambition, betrayal, and redemption intertwine as the protagonists confront their pasts and seek a path forward. The narrative captures the essence of the era, exploring the intricacies of relationships and the quest for identity amidst a rapidly changing world. Engaging and thought-provoking, it offers a vivid portrayal of human resilience and the pursuit of dreams.
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This is an Authors Guild/BIP title. Please use Authors Guild/BIP specs. text for author bio Jeanne Williams was born in southwestern Kansas near the tracks of the Santa Fe trail. She has walked the regions described in this book, from the cinder cones of the Pinacate and Tinajas Altas to Tubac and Tucson. An Arizonan for 30 years, Williams lives in an historic adobe ranch house in Cave Creek Canyon in the Chiricahua Mountains. text for book description Civil War breaks the hard-won peace at Rancho del Socorro. The Papago, Irish, Mormon and Mexican folk of this surviving stronghold battle renegades to maintain their home. The last days of the Apaches have arrived when the story ends with the infamous Bisbee deportation of striking miners in 1917.