Jeffrey Lent Books in Order

A wounded Vermont soldier marries the formerly enslaved young woman who saved him near the end of the Civil War. Their family story spans three generations, as hidden history and racial prejudice shape lives reaching into the Prohibition era.

In early-nineteenth-century New England, a trader known as Blood arrives in the disputed Indian Stream territory with a teenage girl acquired through gambling. Their search for a fresh start unleashes conflicts that expose his past and challenge the frontier community.

Reclusive Vermont blacksmith Hewitt Pearce shelters a troubled young woman while learning that his long-lost love has been widowed. As he tries to reconnect with others, family secrets and old wounds force him to examine the meaning of his art.

After losing his wife, Henry Dorn sails for Amsterdam to reconnect with his heritage and begin again. An unexpected romance offers renewed hope, but memories of his marriage and troubled son remain entwined with his journey through grief.

Civil War veteran Malcolm Hopeton returns to a ruined New York farm and the disappearance of his wife and hired man. A double killing follows, leaving neighbors, a lawyer, and a young witness confronting guilt, faith, justice, and forgiveness.

Seventeen-year-old Katey Snow leaves Vermont after learning her beloved father is not her biological parent. Letters point her toward answers, while her mother's memories reveal a marriage shaped by wartime trauma and the secrets that have held their family together.