The Americana Trilogy Series

Jenny Forsythe may seem demure, but she's no stranger to standing up for what's right. When she helps her missionary father hide a young woman caught in the midst of shady politics, Jenny finds herself facing danger alongside a mysterious stranger from the East. If you enjoyed the drama and strong-willed heroines of "Little Women," you'll love this book and the other two in the series, "Bellevere House," and "A Year with the Harrisons."      

Faye Powell, a girl from a poor family, is suddenly thrust into the world of her wealthy aunt and cousins. As Faye navigates the shallow and often hurtful world of high society, she finds staying sane is difficult when everyone else is overwhelmed by flirtation and heartbreak. If you enjoyed the drama and strong-willed heroines of "Little Women," you'll love this book and the other two in the series, "The Test of Devotion," and "A Year with the Harrisons."

Homeschooled Letty Harrison is thrown into the midst of the popular crowd when she is sent to college by her retired pop star aunt. But as she struggles to fit in, Letty discovers that her family's values run deep and their quirky, often hilarious secrets do too. If you enjoyed the drama and strong-willed heroines of "Little Women," you'll love this book and the other two in the series, "The Test of Devotion," and "Bellevere House."