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Nothing Gilded, Nothing Gained-Period Drama on Paper at Middlemay Farm

19th century Novels with a Little Romance

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Gilded Age Mona Lisa

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Lazy, Hazy Days 1889

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Lincoln’s Blood

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Adrienne Morris

Adrienne Morris is author of the novel The House on Tenafly Road (selected as an Editors' Choice Book by The Historical Novel Society and a Notable Indie Book of the Year) and The Tenafly Road Series, the continuing family saga of the Weldon and Crenshaw families of Gilded Age Englewood, New Jersey. “I write family sagas because I love people. I love their flaws. I love their dreams and deceptions. Historical fiction allows me to reckon with thoughts and feelings I’d rather not address in the here and now. There’s a certain safety and freedom in placing personal revelations one hundred years behind you.” Musty old libraries, abandoned houses and corsets bring to life the many characters crowding Adrienne’s imagination, but it’s the discovery that people, no matter the century they live in, share the same struggles, hopes and desires (the greatest desire being love) that keeps her up at night writing. Adrienne’s novels are love letters to those of us who feel less than perfect. They are an invitation to love ourselves and others despite our many imperfections. Adrienne also milks goats, chases chickens and sometimes keeps her dogs off the table.

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At Middlemay Farm, I write novels about the Gilded Age citizens of Englewood, New Jersey, explore the unknowable past, milk goats and reap the benefits of marrying an ex-military guy with a big heart and crazy ideas. You can find my award-winning novel The House on Tenafly Road at Amazon.com

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