The Wildflower Trilogy
Three books in one volume: The Secret Sense of Wildflower, Lily’s Song and Daisy’s Fortune.
This best-selling and award-winning family saga follows three generations of 13- year-old girls and their families from 1941 to 1982 Appalachia.
About Susan
Amazon and Nook #1 bestselling author Susan Gabriel writes with passion, humor and insight about Southerners, both wise and wounded; teens, both ordinary and odd; and the people who love them, both explicit and unconscious. While she at times has written plays, poetry and nonfiction (see her blog), Susan primarily writes southern fiction and short stories. Discover more about Susan Gabriel here.
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Sneak Peek into my Life as a Writer
Dear Reader, Happy New Year! Many of my readers have told me they're interested in sneak peek into my life as a writer, so I decided to share with you some highlights of 2016. January 29 & 30 Temple Secrets reached #1 bestseller on Amazon & Nook January...
Part 2: Interview in Southern Writers Magazine
In my last blog post I told you about my interview in Southern Writers, the July/August anniversary issue of the magazine, and shared with you the first question I was asked on the interview. Below is the second question I was asked, followed by my answer. At this...
My Interview in Southern Writers Magazine
Dear Ones, I was invited to do an interview in Southern Writers magazine this month. It was great fun to be interviewed about my southern roots and the southern themes in my work, as well as my writing process. Susan Reichert (Editor-in-Chief) and Annette Coleman...
Dear Ones: Join the Party on my Facebook Author Page
Most of my interaction with readers these days takes place on my Facebook Author Page. I post several times a week on that page, both funny and serious things, as well as updates on my writing. It is easier than setting up a blog post and leaves more time for my...
Francine Christophe: The Power of Kindness and Chocolate
Francine Christophe is an 82-year-old Holocaust survivor and the story she tells in the documentary film, HUMAN, is one that proves without a doubt the powerful nature of stories. And perhaps most especially the stories that come from our own personal experience. This...
“When Queenie is unsuccessful in hiding her smile, Iris shoots her a look that could stop a wildebeest in a dead run.”
— Temple Secrets
