Pamela Jekel

• Aug-1999
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A sweeping epic details three generations of extraordinary Navajo women--Deezbaa, clan chief Narbona's wife and a healer whose visions are scorned by the Tribal Council; Ayoi, daughter of Deezbaa, who chooses her own path over duty; and Pahe, Ayoi's ...

• Jun-1998
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Ranging across two centuries, a saga of family, war, and romance by a New York Times best-selling author follows a group of runaway slaves from oppression to a new way of life among the Seminoles of Florida. It was a daring, treacherous journey. ...

• Oct-1995
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Follows generations of a family through the experiences of four women, including Mississippi cotton plantation owner's daughter Anne; Arden, a Civil War belle; Reconstruction-era Felicity; and turn-of-the-century LeeAnn. Reprint....

• Mar-1994
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An early American family is seen through the eyes of its women, including Tess, who pursues dreams in a new world, Della, who triumphantly emerges from the Revolution, and Seleta, who struggles to save her son during the Civil War From the first s...

• Sep-1992
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• Aug-1991
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OLIVA -- a headstrong Cajun beauty, she defied tradition to marry the man she loved, then seduced him back to her own beloved bayou; CELISMA -- the hauntingly lovely, fiercely loyal mulatto slave who tended the aging Oliva, then warmed the bed ......

• Aug-1989
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• Jun-1986
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The scope of Columbia -- the first epic saga of our country's final courageous thrust into the continental unknown, the Pacific Northwest -- is as massive as the Columbia River itself. The story begins nine thousand years ago, when the river was ...

• Jun-1983
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A LADY PIRATE. No ordinary love could hold Anne Bonny. She roamed the seas as free as any man...and loved more passionately than any woman. From the exquisite salons of colonial Charles Town to teeming, torrid Jamaica's shores, she fought for p...