Books like Sarah's Quilt by Nancy E. Turner
Sarah Prine, an Arizona Territory pioneer, struggles to keep her farm afloat amid severe drought and starving cattle amid the strict demands of frontier life. Complicating her daily survival are the unwelcome advances of a neighboring rancher and the news that her brother’s family has been devastated by the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Western Fiction/Historical Western
Authors: Nancy E. Turner
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