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Jennifer A. DavidsAuthor Bio:Jennifer loves a good book. Not only does she read and write them, she gets to take care of them at her part-time evening job at her local library. She resides in central Ohio with her husband and two children and is a graduate of The Ohio State University. She makes room to write in between being a busy wife and mom and despite the fact her cats like to walk on her keyboard. |
Books by Author
 A Perfect WeaknessThe Civil War left its mark on Dr. John Turner. He turns his back on medicine and sees his unexpected inheritance in England as an opportunity to start over. But he never imagines how God intends to use his new role as lord of Ashford Hall or the beautiful woman he finds there to ease his troubled soul.… |
 Brides of Ohio: Three Historical Tales of Love Set in the Heart of Ohio (50 States of Love)50 States of Love: Brides of Ohio -- Visit Ohio in the latter half of the 1800s, when rebuilding the country also involves rebuilding lives stripped of hope. Katherine has lost her home, Adele has lost her husband, and Anne has lost her dreams. Can each have their joy restored when in romances with… |
 Restored HeartPeter McCord Can't Believe His Ears Young, handsome, and heir to one of Pittsburgh’s wealthiest fortunes, Peter McCord couldn’t imagine a life without privilege and a long line of eligible ladies vying for his attention. Until his grandfather’s will is read and his life changes unexpectedly. Now… |
 Wounded HeartThe War Hasn't Ended for Jonah Trying to recover from the horrors of life as a sergeant in the Union army, Jonah Kirby is shocked when his childhood friend, Adele Stephens, proposes. Learning it's the only way to keep from being committed to an asylum, he agrees. Jonah has hidden his feelings for Adele… |
 Yankee HeartKatherine Wallace has come north to escape her family's shunning due to her opposing slavery. But as a Southerner, she finds no welcome in Ohio...except from a returning Yankee soldier. Daniel Kirby arrives home after General Lee's surrender at Appomattox, weary from all the death and destruction of… |