5 Bold Women of the 20th Century books in order

The dawning of the Twentieth Century, and it is a world in chaos. Raised on Coney Island among scoundrels, cheats, and dreamers, Piper Albrecht is apprenticed to violence at an early age. Not until she is rescued by her aunt and moves to the elegant Upper East Side of Manhattan… show more.

For readers who like historical fiction with a bit of a love story. This is a stand-alone book.

1904-Tethered to Earth, Sabina Rys is consumed with longing. Throughout her life, she has looked to the sky, envying the birds their freedom and their opportunity to be soaring above.

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Mysterious and seductive, Libby Durant is a woman with a past. Running from a world of nightmares, she escapes to a land of illusion, Hollywood in the 1920s. With skills bordering on the occult, she turns silent screen shadows into silver screen legends, and in a few short years builds… show more.

A stand-alone novel from the bestselling author of the Bold Women Series:
For Mist Windegaard, the 1920s is a world of elegant speakeasies, underworld empires, and international intrigue. Born into a family of brutal bootleggers, Mist has been told her whole life that she is ugly and worthless. But when… show more.

The Dust Bowl 1936-Battered and near death, Billie Bassett gazes up at the stars from the door of a boxcar wondering if she can go on. Yet in spite of the violence and privation that is life riding the rails, she endures and becomes one of the finest photojournalists in… show more.