Joyce Wheeler

Author Bio:

My Lady, my first book was published in 2009, and since then I've written 4 more books. I LOVE writing and am blessed with readers who kindly keep asking when my next book is coming out. My latest endeavor is a trilogy that is historical fiction, and hopefully I can finish the final book this year. I'm a self-taught writer, a rancher's wife and mother of 4 adult children and grandmother of 10. One of my goals in writing is to honor God. My stories are fast moving with likable and true-to-life characters and situations.

Goodbye, Belvidere (I much love you)

Join the Crezners and their friends and neighbors in the final book of the Goodbye, Belvidere trilogy. Walk with them through the ups and downs of rural life before and after the upheaval of WWI. You won't want to miss CJ's first attempt at driving the family car with his spurs on.

Goodbye, Belvidere: His Eye Is on the Sparrow

Young Isaac Swanson is not only angry and frustrated, he is also leaving his family without saying goodbye. CJ Crezner hopes his young friend will remember Joanna's strange admonition to not shave his newly sprouted goatee and mustache. CJ also hopes Isaac will heed his own advice concerning good men's…

The Countries of Whine and Roses

Laughter! Music and dancing! Songs in the streets and the heavenly scent of roses everywhere! Life in the Country of Roses is beautiful day after day. But one day the King makes an astonishing announcement that takes everyone's joy away. Even the powerful horse Diamond drops his head in sadness. You…

My Lady

From the comfort zone of the family ranch to the do's and don'ts of the modeling world, Jolene's Master Weaver keeps us guessing on what is going to happen next. A fast paced and often humorous book on the ordinary life in the everyday world.

Laughter in the Wind

As redheaded British nanny Abbie Miller views the Dakota sunsets from the Jackson ranch, she is positive Gods creation is at His finest. She also is very sure the three little Jackson children have captivated her heart. Abbies confusion begins when she attempts to discover the reason why Mrs. Jackson…

Goodbye, Belvidere: A Hundred and Sixty Acres

The dance floor had been built quickly under the starry South Dakota night sky. The musicians were locals, and they didn't sound half bad. The cowboys and the young ladies in 1898 loved dances, and at this gathering, CJ Crezner discovered that the most beautiful blue-eyed blonde he ever met was from…