We looked at all of the books authored by Sandra Dallas and bring a list of Sandra Dallas’s books in order for you to minimize your hassle at the time of choosing the best reading order. Currently, she lives in Denver with her husband and two daughters. Her books have been translated into a dozen foreign languages and have been optioned for films. Sandra Dallas is a recipient of the Spur Award for Best Western Novel. She is the author of sixteen adult novels, four young reader novels, and 10 nonfiction books. Sandra Dallas is an award-winning and New York Times bestselling American author, best known for her Westering Women, The Diary of Mattie Spenser, and The Last Midwife books. First serial to Good Housekeeping author tour.Are you a very recent addict to Sandra Dallas’s books and looking for what to read next? Don’t worry, we are here to help you with a complete list of Sandra Dallas books in order! Alice is a feisty Northern counterpart to Scarlett O'Hara, however, and her irreverent humor and precise expression will keep readers entertained. The last third of the novel is a delicate balance between sentiment and tragedy in some instances, the secrets spilled go over the top, with no adequate motives for why characters are so cruel. As the story unfolds, secrets and mysteries abound, and Alice shares every joy and sorrow with her sister by letter, a credible narrative form except when Alice reproduces extended dialogue. Meanwhile, Alice slowly makes friends with girls her own age, including Samuel's sister-in-law, Nealie, and a runaway mother, Annie, seeking shelter for herself and her blind daughter.

In other words, she is young and ignorant of the ways of the world, which leads to trouble with a Confederate sympathizer, Samuel Smead, who, encouraged by Alice's innocent flirtations, pursues her with an intensity that tarnishes her reputation. She regularly boasts about her superior sewing skills, yearns aloud for fashionable clothing and speaks before she thinks.

Newly pregnant, Alice hopes that the baby will win over her fault-finding mother-in-law, but Alice doesn't make things easy for herself. She passes the time writing long, gossip-filled letters to Lizzie in Galena, Ill., and growing passionate about her quilting. Alice is lonely without the constant companionship of her sister, Lizzie, and their six younger brothers. When her husband enlists as a Union soldier, teenage newlywed Alice Keeler Bullock must live on his family's Bramble Farm on the outskirts of Slatyfork, Iowa, with only her stern mother-in-law, Mother (Serena) Bullock, for company. Loyalty, trust and friendship are the themes of Dallas's (The Persian Pickle Club) cozy, suspense-driven epistolary novel, set during the Civil War.

Alice's Tulips by Sandra Dallas