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Born in western Kansas near the ruts of the Santa Fe trail, Jeanne Williams grew up with her grandparents on a farm without running water, so she knows how to do laundry frontier-style. The author currently lives in an historic adobe ranch house in rural Arizona. She is the winner of four Spurs from Western Writers of America, and the Levi-Strauss Saddleman Award. text for book description box: "Beautifully told story of a resolute woman who becomes a railroad station master in turn-of-the-century Kansas." Rocky Mountain News "Beautifully recreates an era when the train whistle was the heartbeat of a community." Roundup Magazine

" A strong sense of the history of the area (Williams was born in western Kansas) and her usual appealing, strong female characters make this a fine reading experience."

—Books of the Southwest

About the Author

Born in rural western Kansas, Williams is known for her accuracy and sense of time and space in her historical novels. She is a four-time recipient of the Golden Spur Award, winner of the Levi-Strauss Golden Saddleman Award for lifetime achievement in western literature, and former president of the Western Writers of America. Williams currently resides in Portal, Arizona. Not use author bio at end of bb Not has author photo