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Author Archives: susankeogh
THE DRIVER’S WIFE AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER!
My new historical novel, The Driver’s Wife, is now available for pre-order at Amazon.com. Just click on this link. The pre-order is currently for e-books only. The paperback version will be available in May. The official release date for the … Continue reading
Posted in The Chronicles
Tagged African-American, Charleston, historical fiction, plantations, rice culture, slavery, South Carolina
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A STORY OF REDEMPTION AND UNCONVENTIONAL LOVE
Here’s the cover to my upcoming historical novel, The Driver’s Wife, a story that spins off from the Jack Mallory Chronicles. If you’ve read any of my trilogy, you’ll be familiar with my character Ketch. He is the protagonist in … Continue reading
COMING IN 2018
I’ll soon be unveiling the cover art for my next novel, The Driver’s Wife, to be released this year. The Driver’s Wife is a spin-off from my Jack Mallory trilogy. It’s a story that picks up shortly after the end … Continue reading
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Tagged Charleston, historical fiction, South Carolina, The Driver's Wife
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ALEXANDER HAMILTON’S HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
“Who needs surnames? They’re never our own anyway.” — Patricia MacPherson, Barbados Bound, by Linda Collison. Today I’m hosting a guest blog, written by author Linda Collison. Linda’s most recent historical novel, Rhode Island Rendezvous (the fourth in her Patricia … Continue reading
THE INCOMPARABLE LIEUTENANT HICKS – Part 7
This is Part 7 of my ongoing series of excerpts from Borden Hicks’ personal account in Glimpses of the Nation’s Struggle. Borden Hicks was a humorous young officer in the 11th Michigan Volunteer Infantry during the American Civil War. The 11th … Continue reading
COMING IN 2018!
Just a quick teaser to let you know my fourth novel will be released in 2018. It will be entitled The Driver’s Wife. The story is a spin-off from my Jack Mallory trilogy. Readers will revisit Leighlin Plantation and many … Continue reading
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Tagged Charleston, Colonial America, historical fiction, plantations, rice culture, romance, slavery, South Carolina
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THE INCOMPARABLE LIEUTENANT HICKS – Part 6
This is Part 6 of my ongoing series of excerpts from Borden Hicks’ personal account in Glimpses of the Nation’s Struggle. Borden Hicks was a humorous young officer in the 11th Michigan Volunteer Infantry during the American Civil War. The 11th … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged 11th Michigan Infantry, Army of the Cumberland, Atlanta, Civil War, GA, Michigan State University, Rossville, US Regulars
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