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The Parlor House Daughter is Joanne Sundell's third historical romance with Five Star. This time Joanne brings to life the sometimes glamorous, oftentimes dangerous, yet always uncertain world of prostitution as it existed in 1880 Denver. Just as she explored the lives of an immigrant doctor (Matchmaker, Matchmaker), then a deaf printer and illustrator (A...My Name's Amelia), in her previous historical romances set in Colorado, she has turned our focus this time on Rebecca Rose, bound by birth to life "on the line."

We know that prostitutes helped settle the West. We know they softened the West. We know many of the famous and infamous. But what is it we don't know? It is this question--this exploration--that awaits you in The Parlor House Daughter.

Joanne lives with her husband and their entourage of felines and huskies in Grand County, Colorado.

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ENTERED for the 2011 Jefferson Cup Award and the 2011  Michael Shaara Prize for Civil War Fiction


HEARTS DIVIDED

The Quaker and the Confederate

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  LARGE PRINT (Thorndike Press)
 January 2011  

978-1-4104-3329-9

 


HEARTS PERSUADED

The Quaker and the Confederate

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Book 2 in this romantic duet!
LARGE PRINT (Thorndike Press)
January 2011