E.B. Wheeler

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Moon Hollow

Home Again Blues

The Bone Map

Utah Women: Pioneers, Poets, and Politicians

Wishwood

Letters from the Homefront

The Royalist’s Daughter

Bootleggers & Basil

No Peace with the Dawn

Born to Treason

The Haunting of Springett Hall

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Recent Posts: Quill Pen and Blotter

Moon Hollow

I had so much fun with my Gothic novel, Wishwood, that I wrote a spin-off: Moon Hollow. No one loves trouble, and Jael Hawkins is a troublesome girl. Everyone says so. When yet another relative tires of her, she is banished to Moon Hollow with the family’s other black sheep. There, her aunt and uncle […]

Home Again Blues

Book number ten! My goal was to finish Home Again Blues this spring, but COVID-19 threw me for a loop (like everyone else, I’m sure), so I guess the end of June is good enough. I’m alternating between my Utah novels and my Gothic novels, so here is the first of my 1920s southern Utah […]

More social distancing book deals

To help give people something to do while they’re staying home, my publisher has put a number of paperback books on sale for $1.99 (far below the author or wholesaler discount!), including my books Born to Treason and The Haunting of Springett Hall. Free shipping on orders over $35. I also have another ebook on […]

Explore the world in your pajamas

As we’re all looking for ways to spend our social distancing time, I’m joining with many other authors to offer discounted ebooks to people looking to get away in their imaginations while we can’t go anywhere in person. And if anyone has found any online resources they love, please post them in the comments for […]

The not-so-Spanish Flu of 1918

Since we’re all thinking about pandemics right now, I’ve been reading again about the 1918 Influenza, which may be the last time a pandemic caused this much global chaos. It’s too early to really compare Covid-19 and the 1918 Influenza, but knowing a little about what happened in 1918 might help us face 2020 with […]

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