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Enduring Promise” is a captivating tale … highlighting the great circle of characters, their loyalty, and their pasts that bring new dilemmas that test their grit. Some of the reviews

“Imperfect Promise“, Book 1 of the 4 book series, is available with many buying options … including ebooks, soft cover, and on Amazon, as well as book stores. So, if

“Imperfect Promise”, Book 1 of a 4 book series, is being re-released on October 17; new cover and new options for buying….including eBooks and soft cover.  So, if you haven’t

Carmen Peone offers insight into the setting of her novel, “Broken Bondage” and I’m proud to share her perspective on the importance of setting in a writing… a fellow writer

A creek full of dead trees wasn’t enough to keep frontiersman for long. But when there was a discovery of gold in Two Bit Creek and French Creek around 1874,

Susanna Lane “Imperfect Promise” Blog The town of Newton, Kansas has a nod and small part in my first novel, “Imperfect Promise”. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad extended

    Wichita, Kansas Wichita plays a short but pivotal role in my first book, “Imperfect Promise.” Fictional story and characters, yet portraying the rough backdrop. Here’s a bit of

Fort Kearny was established in 1848 to help accommodate overland commerce and settlements. Kearney City, also known as Dobytown, came about in 1859. Dobytown is a nod to the approximately

Fort Benton is located along the upper Missouri River and was an important fort that was transformed and surrounded by a vibrant, bustling town; especially between 1875-1887. The river was

As part of my blog over the next months, I’m including a few stories about some of the towns or settings of my novels . . .including “Imperfect Promise” (Spur