American Journey Books in Order
Part ofJohn A. Heldt Books in OrderExplore the American Journey books by John A. Heldt in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.
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American Journey books in publication order
5 books
Mercer Street
by John A. Heldt
2015
Grieving a husband who died during an affair, Susan travels with her mother and daughter into 1938 New Jersey. Encounters with family history and unexpected romance become entangled with troubling political connections as war approaches.
September Sky
by John A. Heldt
2015
Reporter Chuck Townsend and his college-dropout son travel into the past, finding romance and a murder mystery in Galveston. Their new lives unfold under the threat of the catastrophic hurricane that will strike the city in 1900.
Class of '59
by John A. Heldt
2016
Two sisters from 2017 meet two brothers from 1959 through a professor’s time portal. Repeated journeys between eras bring romance and adventure, but danger and divided attachments complicate their efforts to choose where they belong.
Indiana Belle
by John A. Heldt
2016
A photograph of a society editor murdered in 1925 draws graduate student Cameron Coelho into a historical mystery. Meeting a professor with a time portal lets him investigate firsthand, pursuing both answers and an unexpected chance at love.
Hannah's Moon
by John A. Heldt
2017
After losing a child, Ron and Claire Rasmussen struggle to build the family they long for. Their journey into 1945 brings new hope through adoption, but the closing months of World War II place their future in danger.
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