"Endlessly Fascinating.... The ultimate 'I was there' book. I have read many books about Scandinavians coming to America in the turbulent 1860s, but thanks to author Candace Simar, this is the first time I was ever transported from my easy chair righ...
Book 2 of the Abercrombie Trail Series. Serena and Gust Gustafson lose their home and baby daughter during the Dakota Conflict of 1862. Foolishly, Gust drags his grief-stricken wife to a small farm near Fort Pomme de Terre in Frontier Minnesota. D...
Book 4 of the Abercrombie Trail Series and finalist in the 2013 Spur Awards. Widow Serena Gustafson returns to Pomme de Terre, Minnesota, where her husband was killed during the Sioux Uprising. Her dreams of financial independence dissolve when land ...
""Simar writes with an evocative clarity that reminds me of Willa Cather. Be prepared to ignore everything else when you pick up this book, because you will not want to stop reading." Nancy Plain, Spur-Award winning author of This Strange Wilderness,...
Too Much Dancing Going On by Randi Samuelson-Brown is the account of an independent-minded young woman in a wide-open Montana who loved books and horses, and later a certain literary young man. The Cowboy, the Librarian, and the Broomsman by Mark Wa...
**previously published as Escape to Fort Abercrombie Fourteen-year old Ryker Landstad dreams of running away to enlist in the Union Army. After school one day, he discovers his mother and baby sister kidnapped by raiding Sioux. His dying fa...
Bottle fever has Nels Jensen by the throat. Swindled out of his summer's pay, he heads to the logging camps of Northern Minnesota, only to discover he is blacklisted at reputable operations. He is neither a thief nor a liar, but he cannot prove his i...