Sarah Sundin
Biography
Sarah Sundin is a bestselling author of popular World War II fiction. Sundin's books include Twelve Days and Twelfth Night (2026), Mists over the Channel Islands (2026), and Midnight on the Scottish Shore (2025).
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“nature. Jennifer Deibel’s A Dance in Donegal captivated me. Moira’s courage and compassion and Sean’s solid strength make them endearing characters, and the supporting characters were both flawed and charming. I truly loved this story.”
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“A splendid debut novel! With a tender romance, a gripping plot, and a well-researched setting, Snow on the Tulips drew me in to the harrowing uncertainty of life in the Netherlands under Nazi rule. Liz Tolsma’s beautiful story kept me up at night—not just wondering what would happen to her endearing characters, but wondering what I would do in similar circumstances. Do not miss this book!”
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“A breathtaking journey through time and history! Prepare to be entranced!”
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“A delightful romp! His Delightful Lady Delia is full of yearning and humor and just the right touch of old-fashioned Victorian melodrama. Delia’s upstanding character and her quest for acceptance make her an endearing heroine, and Kit offers dash and integrity and a trace of vulnerability. Enjoy!”
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“A breathtaking journey through time and history! Burdened and blessed by knowledge of the future, the heroine of In This Moment faces three major historical events. The dilemmas she encounters, the men she meets, the heart-wrenching decision she must make—all illuminated by Gabrielle Meyer’s impeccable research. Prepare to be entranced!”
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“Winsome and sweetly haunting, Letters from My Sister brims with family love, humor, romance, and mysterious insights into the meaning of memories. But Valerie Fraser Luesse also delves into power dynamics and explores the prejudices that can lurk inside people with the best of intentions. Callie is a delightful heroine, challenging the way things have always been done but bounded by love of family and community. A thoroughly engaging novel that probes deep.”
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“A splendid debut novel! With a tender romance, a gripping plot, and a well-researched setting, Snow on the Tulips drew me in to the harrowing uncertainty of life in the Netherlands under Nazi rule. Liz Tolsma’s beautiful story kept me up at night—not just wondering what would happen to her endearing characters, but wondering what I would do in similar circumstances. Do not miss this book!”
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“A salute to the power of books and of friendship! Not only does the writing sparkle with Green’s trademark wit, but the characters become your dear friends, slowly exposing the hurts and secrets that have shaped them. Come to The Blackout Book Club for the fun—stay for the depth.”
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“What an absolute delight of a novel! Deftly combining the quirky humor of Father Brown with gravitas and shocking twists, The Burning of Rosemont Abbey kept me laughing and pondering alongside the insightful and amusing heroine. Plus, romance! Naomi Stephens has a new fan in me!”
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“A salute to the power of books and of friendship! Not only does the writing sparkle with Green’s trademark wit, but the characters become your dear friends, slowly exposing the hurts and secrets that have shaped them. Come to The Blackout Book Club for the fun—stay for the depth.”
Fiction
“A salute to the power of books and of friendship! Not only does the writing sparkle with Green’s trademark wit, but the characters become your dear friends, slowly exposing the hurts and secrets that have shaped them. Come to The Blackout Book Club for the fun—stay for the depth.”
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“As always, Jocelyn Green pens a novel rich in history, character, and meaning. A complex exploration of family and loyalty lends depth to a thrilling mystery and a swoony romance. Steeped in fascination for ancient Egypt and 1920s New York, The Metropolitan Affair delivers on all fronts! Savor every word.”
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“Combining charming hints of You've Got Mail with the poignancy of Romeo and Juliet, The Letter Tree is a journey of forgiveness and reconciliation and overcoming differences. Rachel Fordham's characters are quirky and relatable, and fascinating bits of 1920s culture color the story. An enjoyable and romantic read!”
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“Winsome and sweetly haunting, Letters from My Sister brims with family love, humor, romance, and mysterious insights into the meaning of memories. A thoroughly engaging novel that probes deep.”
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“As always, Jocelyn Green pens a novel rich in history, character, and meaning. A complex exploration of family and loyalty lends depth to a thrilling mystery and a swoony romance. Steeped in fascination for ancient Egypt and 1920s New York, The Metropolitan Affair delivers on all fronts! Savor every word.”
Fiction
“As always, Jocelyn Green pens a novel rich in history, character, and meaning. A complex exploration of family and loyalty lends depth to a thrilling mystery and a swoony romance. Steeped in fascination for ancient Egypt and 1920s New York, The Metropolitan Affair delivers on all fronts! Savor every word.”
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“A Great Catch is a grand slam! In a story as refreshing and invigorating as lemonade, Seilstad raises deep questions about a woman’s relationship with God, her dreams, and the people in her life—while making me laugh so loudly my kids came running to get in on the joke.”
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“Heart-wrenching and powerful. The Warsaw Sisters left me reeling but in a good and necessary way. Amanda Barratt shines an uncompromising light on the devastation and cruelty of life in occupied Poland—a light that needs to be shined, because through Antonina and Helena, we see. We understand. We feel. Elegant prose, thorough research, and intriguing characters thread throughout this outstanding novel. Truly an exceptional work.”
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“An outstanding debut novel! Much will be said about the unique format of Things We Didn’t Say, but what truly shines in this novel are the characters. Outspoken and delightfully antisocial, Johanna sparkles with wit, but she also comes to see the heart and depth of the people around her—and the flaws within her own soul. With impeccable research, Amy Lynn Green casts a light on the POW camps in America during World War II and on the dangers of prejudice. Make space on your bookshelf, because this book is a keeper!”
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“A splendid debut novel! Nicole M. Miller combines her lifelong experience with horses, her love for World War II history, and a gift for storytelling into a rich novel, complete with a lovely romance. Focusing on war’s innocent victims and humanity’s duty to protect them, Until Our Time Comes is both sweeping and deeply personal. Fresh, original, and not to be missed!”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Midnight on the Scottish Shore
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Mists over the Channel Islands
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