Bittersweet Tavern

By S. Copperstone

Jerusha, a widowed barmaid in the upper Massachusetts Colony, was feisty and could handle herself, but she was also a bit of a klutz. This was not necessarily a bad thing when she stumbled into the arms of a mysterious ship captain, hardened by the early battles of the American Revolution. Yet, beneath that gruff exterior, she thought she detected something more in the sea-dog. Something...almost familiar.

Praise for Bittersweet Tavern:
Bittersweet is a book to curl up with if you have a few hours to kill and are in it for the long haul...the story quickly finds its momentum and, for a true history buff, the payoff is worth the buildup. - Manhattan Book Review
The novel expertly and vividly brings to life the ordinary street details of Colonial America...Copperstone does an excellent job delineating both action and comedic banter - Historical Novel Society Reviews

About the Author
A native of southeastern Michigan, S. Copperstone has been writing unusual things for several years—everything from horror to romance, and historical fiction to speculative fiction—and prefers not to be pinned down to one genre. Her many interests include old buildings, history, genealogy, traveling, hand weaving/braiding rugs, horses, and collecting fossils which she enjoys searching for herself.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bygone Era Books
• Release date: Aug 6, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310765896

S. Copperstone

S. Copperstone has been writing unusual things for many years. She lives with a cat named Hobbit, who insists on sitting on her lap during her writing time. Samples of her work can be found at Bygone Era Books, LTD "Bittersweet Tavern", on Amazon: "The High King's Embalmer", Jukepop Serials’ web serial entitled, “Two Bits,” (December 2013 to present), and “The Chest,” published in the print edition of the Static Movement anthology, (Liquid Imagination Publishing) 2009, among other places.