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Susan Crandall
Unlike so many writers, Susan Crandall did not emerge from the womb with a pen and paper in hand and a fully formed story in her mind. Instead, she was born with an incredible love for books. This must be genetic, because her father and now her son, both hated school, but are somehow addicted to books.Susan grew up in a small Indiana town, married a guy from that town, and then moved to Chicago for a while.
She is pleased to say that she has been back in her hometown for many years and plans to stay. She and her husband have two grown children. "They make me proud every day," Susan glows. "My son, who has the heart of a poet, is also a writer. My daughter, who is both beautiful and brilliant, is about to take her first steps into the working world of science."
She is pleased to say that she has been back in her hometown for many years and plans to stay. She and her husband have two grown children. "They make me proud every day," Susan glows. "My son, who has the heart of a poet, is also a writer. My daughter, who is both beautiful and brilliant, is about to take her first steps into the working world of science."
Awards: Rita (2004)
Genres: Historical, Romantic Suspense
Series
Glens Crossing
1. Back Roads (2003)
2. The Road Home (2004)
3. Magnolia Sky (2004)
4. Promises to Keep (2005)
1. Back Roads (2003)
2. The Road Home (2004)
3. Magnolia Sky (2004)
4. Promises to Keep (2005)
Novels
On Blue Falls Pond (2006)
A Kiss in Winter (2007)
Pitch Black (2008)
Seeing Red (2009)
Sleep No More (2009)
Whistling Past the Graveyard (2013)
The Flying Circus (2015)
The Myth of Perpetual Summer (2018)
A Kiss in Winter (2007)
Pitch Black (2008)
Seeing Red (2009)
Sleep No More (2009)
Whistling Past the Graveyard (2013)
The Flying Circus (2015)
The Myth of Perpetual Summer (2018)
Picture Books show
Books containing stories by Susan Crandall
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Susan Crandall recommends
Wingwalkers (2022)
Taylor Brown
"Like flight itself, Wingwalkers defies gravity, lifting us into the ether with its beautiful and poetic grace. Fans of Faulkner will not be disappointed. Be transported to the days of early aviation, walk in the shoes of those who dared to push the boundaries of man. Taylor Brown's characters live the kind of bold, fearless lives we all envy. This book is not to be missed!"
The Girls At 17 Swann Street (2019)
Yara Zgheib
"Written with spare, poetic grace, The Girls at 17 Swann Street is engaging, tragic and ultimately hopeful. It opened my eyes as well as my heart."
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