The Daughters: Emma

Set against the backdrop of 1837-1855 America, the novel explores the intertwining lives of three families facing both the promise and challenges of the era. Through tragedy and resilience, Emma and her family navigate personal loss with unwavering faith. The narrative captures their journeys, including the Smallwoods' westward move spurred by the Financial Panic. Rich in romance, trials, and heartfelt connections, the story evokes laughter and tears, offering a deeply moving experience of love and devotion. The author, an ordained pastor, draws from her extensive life experiences to craft this tale.