Susan Pope Sloan
Susan Pope Sloan
Born into a family of storytellers, Susan Pope Sloan published her first articles in high school and continued writing sporadically for decades. Retirement provided the time to focus on writing and indulge her avid interest in history. Her Civil War series begins (and ultimately ends) in her home state of Georgia with references to lesser-known events of that period. She and husband Ricky live near Columbus where she participates in Word Weavers, ACFW, and Toastmasters.

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Love Stitched in Blue and Gray: Five Clean Civil War Romances

5 Full-Length Civil War Romance Novels Where Love Bridges Every Divide!

From Texas ranches to Washington’s political circles, and from Georgia cotton mills to Comanche territory, experience the transformative power of love during America’s most turbulent era in these five captivating Christian historical romances.

The Rancher Takes a Cook by Misty...

Make-Believe Matrimony: 4 Full-Length Christian Historical Romance Novels with Pretend Marriages

Four fake marriages. Four chances to discover true love in the face of danger.
From the frontier to the battlefield, witness the transformative power of love and faith in these four captivating pretend marriage historical romances.

Seeking Simon by Susan Pope Sloan
When a mysterious stranger claims to be her fiancé, Daviana Spalding’s fight to...

Redeeming Rupert (Rescued Hearts of the Civil War Book 5)

In the aftermath of the Civil War, a young woman’s fight to save her family’s legacy leads her to an unexpected alliance.

Hannah Whitfield has given up on her own dreams of love and marriage, dedicating herself wholly to her family’s welfare. But when a ruthless carpetbagger threatens to seize Whitfield Hall, Hannah’s last hope lies with the...

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A Time to Change Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “To every thing there is a season,

Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” In other words, change is a necessary part of life, so we should expect it and adapt to it.

For those who have been following my journey—getting my newsletter or reading my reviews of books by other writers—you will notice a difference in my website starting this month. It looks different because I switched hosting platforms. The URL is slightly different, now including my maiden name,...

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