Tracey Enerson Wood Books in Order
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Tracey Enerson Wood books in publication order
4 books
The Engineer's Wife
by Tracey Enerson Wood
2020
After her engineer husband is injured, Emily Roebling takes on the work of completing the Brooklyn Bridge under his guidance. The project tests her marriage and principles, forcing her to consider whose ambitions and legacy she is serving.
The War Nurse
by Tracey Enerson Wood
2021
Julia Stimson leads American nurses into a French hospital during the First World War, confronting brutal injuries, scarce supplies and resistant doctors. An influx of soldiers with a mysterious illness forces her to risk her authority to protect patients and staff.
The President’s Wife
by Tracey Enerson Wood
2023
Widowed Edith Bolling marries President Woodrow Wilson and gradually becomes his trusted adviser. When his health collapses during a critical political struggle, she conceals his condition and assumes responsibilities that could endanger his presidency and the country.
Katharine, the Wright Sister
by Tracey Enerson Wood
2024
Katharine Wright helps her brothers transform their bicycle-shop experiments into powered flight, managing vital work behind the scenes. As success brings fame and tragedy, the sacrifices demanded by their shared ambition force her toward a painful personal choice.
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