4 FF Romances by Kathryn Ewers Bundy
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Overview: Kathryn Ewers Bundy combines love of history and a fascination with the stories of women’s lives in her novels. After years of teaching, working in museums and historic sites, and running her own business, Ms. Bundy has settled into a happy retirement of writing and publishing.
No fan of the simple romance, she tells these tales with an eye for authenticity and an ear for dialogue. There is no shortage of love, but it is often couched in unusual settings and characters, everything from Nineteenth Century lesbians to contemporary foundlings. There may even be a ghost or two.
Genre: Fiction > Romance > GLBT > FF > Lesbian > Historical
Daughters of Buxton:
“The Black Utopia” is what it was dubbed in the papers. Buxton, Iowa was a coal mining town in 1902. Built by a visionary businessman, it was home to black, white, immigrant and native families. Peace and cooperation reigned.
Into this unusual mix came Lucinda Vanderberg, German immigrant daughter of the new century. She was independent, self-sufficient and full of ambition. The last thing she needed was love.
Soft-spoken Vanetta Washington, born to the sons of slavery, was plucked from the Virginia hills to make a home for her husband and children in the cold Midwestern mine country.
To Lou and Netta it seemed inevitable. They were drawn together by adversity and likeness of mind, and together they made a family. But not everyone in Buxton thought they should.
The New Women:
At the dawn of a new century, the world is changing for women. More girls of a certain class are being educated and making their own living. Freedom from traditional roles can be heady, but not everyone drinks from the same cup.
When Claudia Thomas graduates from the newly formed Burnham College for Women, Class of 1880, she is not ready to trade the life of the mind for a husband and a house in town. She chooses to further her studies in Europe, buying time before the inevitable descent into maternity and domesticity. Her plans are interrupted when she meets a fellow expatriate one day in a Heidelberg city park.
Jeanette Taynor is a young widow, employed as nanny in the home of a rich businessman. Despite their differences in class and education, their lives intersect and intertwine, blossoming into a love that will not be broken.
The Overlanders:
Go West! the headlines said. Two families set out from Missouri by wagon train, headed for California and the Oregon Territory. Five months on the trail gave twelve-year-old Frances Swanson and ten-year-old Laurel Hutchinson plenty of time to become friends. When their paths diverged, they feared they would never see each other again.
But life is unpredictable. When a comely young carpenter named Frank Swan takes on a remodeling job for Laurel’s school for girls, he brings with him an odd familiarity. Whether it is Fate or True Love, Frank and Laurel’s lives will never be the same.
Visions and Warnings:
Elysia, Virginia. It hadn’t changed much since sixteen-year-old Tracey’s parents grew up there. Life was leisurely, traditional and predictable in this small mountain town. She lived in the house her great-grandfather had built. Everyone, it seemed, knew about everyone else. But they didn’t know about her poltergeists, her confusion about love and her future, or about the mysterious visitor who appeared and disappeared at unexpected times.
Her best friend was distracted by boys. Her teachers were concerned. Her parents thought she was crazy. Junior year was so hard, she didn’t know if she would even get to the Class of 2001.
Tracey’s journey led her to places she couldn’t have imagined and now she’s here to tell you the tale.
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