Books like Lady Washington by Dorothy Clarke Wilson

Jackie, a former New York socialite, moves to Washington D.C. to escape a broken engagement and finds herself embroiled in a series of scandalous affairs with powerful men, exposing the city’s hidden desires.

Reporter Barrie Travis receives an exclusive invitation from the First Lady to uncover a possible murder of the president’s infant son, leading her into a web of White House secrets and dangerous politics.

Ruth Dahl struggles to survive in the poverty-stricken small town of Honey Creek, battling family conflict, domestic violence, and her own ambitions, while investigating the truth behind her turbulent home life.

A young woman discovers true love, forgiveness, healing, and restoration through faith in Christ after enduring hardships, neglect, loss, and divorce.

Orphaned Kit Tyler arrives in Connecticut Colony and finds freedom only in the company of the Quaker woman known as the Witch of Blackbird Pond, but when their friendship is discovered, Kit faces mistrust and witchcraft accusations.

A gripping tale of political conspiracy and a steamy love affair, Pursuit follows a rookie lawyer who is assigned to meet First Lady Annette Cooper, but discovers she was in a car crash that killed the First Lady.

A biography stressing the childhood of America's first First Lady.

When a revolutionary brain‑computer called the Merge surfaces, an army microbiologist and a covert operative investigate its hidden dangers, uncovering a covert U.S. program that could threaten global security.

This reads like fictional biography, but is firmly grounded in meticulous study of every phase of Washington's career that concerned his *lady*, Martha Custis Washington. Her role as wife of the Commanding General of an army constantly defeated, sparsely clad, inadequately equipped, frequently hungry, was not an easy one. She lived in constant terror for his safety and whenever he went into winter quarters--Valley Forge, Morristown, Newburgh -- or the pleasanter settings of Cambridge and Philadelphia-- she joined him, to make a home for him and his staff. Her devotion never flagged-- nor his to her. And this is a warm and moving picture of a marriage, and of a man whose human side is frequently forgotten. While the book covers the whole of her life as his wife and widow, the focus is mostly concentrated on the war years, though the eight years of the unwanted presidency and the too brief years at Mt. Vernon receive their share. A book of considerable charm. [Kirkus Reviews][1] [1]: https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/elswyth-thane-4/washingtons-lady/

George Washington's journey back to Mount Vernon after his presidency is filled with renewed love and affection for his wife, Martha.

Patricia Brady reveals Martha Washington as a vibrant, influential First Lady, exploring her early life, marriage to George Washington, patriotism at Valley Forge, and her lasting impact on American society.