Linda Farmer “Lin” Harris
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Writing Christian historical fiction, suspense, westerns, and young adult set in the 1890s and 1920s—is my passion.
I love everything about the Harvey Girls, the Butcher Boys, the Southwestern Indian Detour Couriers, and Grace Livingston Hill.
Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Meeting weekly - fiction and non-fiction
Treasure Among the Ruins
Book 1
Voices in the Desert Series
Santa Fe, New Mexico, May 1926
A recent college graduate, Cordelia Moulton is home and at loose ends in 1926 northern New Mexico. She fears living a life of insignificance, but she doesn't want to follow in her parents' ranching legacy, or become involved in their highly visible political and social life.
Cordelia Moulton searches for self-identity and finds that love
is as sure as the spring grass under the winter snowflakes.
At the Lamy, New Mexico station, Jace Chambliss hitches a ride in a Southwestern Indian Detour touring car bound for Santa Fe. An unexpected detour brings the cowgirl of his dreams into his life only to have her snatched away when he’s jailed in Santa Fe for murder, counterfeiting, forgery, and gambling. Will Delia help clear the name of a cowboy she met less than 24 hour earlier, or will she do nothing and send him to a Texas swing party?
Coming — 2020
The Road to Tomorrow
Book 2—Voices in the Desert Series
My Articles for Heroes, Heroines & History about the Southwestern Indian Detour Couriers & The Harvey Girls:
Southwestern Indian Detours, Part I
Southwestern Indian Detours, Part II
Wild Food of the West and Southwest: The Southwest Indian Detour Couriers
Mansion of Stolen Hearts
Alice’s double life threatens to derail their search. Her secret puts their lives in jeopardy. They discover Christal was stolen and sold to a foreign broker in California. Stonewalled at every turn, with time running out before Christal is shipped to the Orient, they hatch a daring rescue. If they fail, they will never leave the mansion of stolen hearts alive.
Christal Neyses, patissier for the Fred Harvey restaurant at the La Castañeda Hotel in Las Vegas, New Mexico, disappeared.
Chef Schuler claims she left to be married. Believing Christal would never dishonor her commitment to work as a Harvey Girl for a year before marrying, her roommates, Olivia Wofford, and Alice Clayborne search for her.
...I have summoned you by name; you are mine.
...For I am the Lord your God... Isaiah 43:1-3
Jesus is the Christ
Voices in the Desert Series
Four Books
Book 1 ~ Treasure Among the Ruins ~
Book 2 ~ The Road to Tomorrow ~
Coming Fall 2020
Santa Fe, New Mexico, September, 1928
BeaEtta Pearle searches for refuge from a breaking heart and finds that love is as healing as a summer rain shower on the parched prairie.
Copyright © 2000-2020 Linda Farmer Harris All Rights Reserved.
Lin’s Books
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Wolf Creek Christian Writers Network has published an anthology
Looking at Life is a collection of stories written by WCCWN members from all over the country who have lived in Southern Colorado.
Experience our adventures and share in our trials and triumphs in these moving, encouraging, humorous and inspiring stories.
My stories are The Lindas (page 3) and Mandy’s Solution (page 77).
WCCWN, is a non-denominational writer's group in Pagosa Springs, Colorado dedicated to improving their craft and sharing God's love with the world. Visit their website— http://wolfcreekwriters.com
Stories in Published Works:
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•Two stories — Looking at Life: A Collection of Devotions, Poems, & Short Stories, Wolf Creek Christian Writers Network
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•One Way — 101 Ways to Romance Your Marriage: Enjoying a Passionate Life Together, Debra White Smith
My novella in the California Gold Rush Romance Collection, The Lye Water Bride starts on page 197.
~ Available — Paperback and Kindle ~
#23 on the EPCA’s September, 2016 Fiction Best Sellers List
Dry Diggins, California, June 1849
Ask any man in Dry Diggins and he'll tell you Jo Bass is quite a gal. She's got a head for cyphering, an eye for gold, and she's not married.
Twenty-two-year-old Mildred Josephine "Jo" Bass and her brother Thaddeus co-own Pike's Bank and Assay Office. Backed by their father's bank in New York, they're already a trusted source for accurate assays, secure deposits, and fair gold exchange. The teller cage bars and lye water pail keep the miners at bay. Her .31 caliber pocket model revolver is a deterrent as well.
