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Prairie Cinderella: Vinnie Ream and the Gilded Age (Forgotten Women Book 3) Biographical Historical Fiction by Joan Koster Book Tour

 Prairie Cinderella: Vinnie Ream and the Gilded Age (Forgotten Women) Book 3 of 3 by Joan Koster 


‎Tidal Waters Press (February 10, 2025)

Biological Historical Fiction 

Book is available on Amazon, B&N, KOBO, and Apple in, print and Kindle. 


Book overview from Amazon ~

SHE IS GOING TO BE THE GREATEST SCULPTRESS Of THE GILDED AGE

Spirited Vinnie Ream might have been driven from her prairie home to the political hotbed of Washington City by the outbreak of the Civil War. But despite her plainspoken ways and western twang, she’s a survivor, and nothing will stop her from pursuing her art in a world dominated by men.

UNTIL DISASTER STRIKES

But on the cusp of success, all her dreams come tumbling down. With her family destitute and her sister threatened, she does the unthinkable. Can she claw her way back to the top or will she go down in history as a failure?

A biographical historical novel about the power of family ties, the pursuit of fame, and the pain of unrequited love, based on the life of 19th century American sculptor, Vinnie Ream Hoxie.

**All proceeds donated to the Freedom to Read Foundation**





About the author ~
Joan Koster is an award-winning author of both fiction and non-fiction who loves mentoring writers. Fascinated by history, human nature, and romance, Joan blends those passions into eye-opening historical novels about forgotten women, romantic thrillers where finding love is always an adventure, and guides to writing better in the Write for Success series.

Joan blogs about women who should be remembered at JoanKoster.com, about everyday life during the Civil War at American Civil War Voice, about romance at Zara West Romance, about writing at Zara West’s Journal and teaches numerous online writing courses.

Author Spotlight

Joan Bouza Koster
~ Writer, Educator, Ethnographer, & Artist ~

When she is not writing in her studio by the sea, Joan Bouza Koster lives in an 1860s farmhouse stacked to the ceiling with books. In a life full of adventures, she has scaled mountains, chased sheep, and been abandoned on a island for longer than she wants to remember.

An award-winning author of fiction and nonfiction works in the fields of ethnography, education, anti-racism and the arts, she holds a doctorate from Binghamton University and has published two textbooks on teaching the arts to young children. She is also the author of numerous academic papers based on her ethnographic research on agriculture, shepherding, and weaving in the Southern Peloponnese and on Crete. A professional handweaver, her creative work has been sold across the country.

Joan’s short stories have appeared in several anthologies, and have received awards from Women on Writing, Stone Thread Publishing, Tryst Literary Magazine, and Winning Writers. Her poetry has been published in Potomac Magazine, and her historical fiction has long-listed for the Mslexia Award.

Under the pen name, Zara West, she has published the award-winning romantic thriller series The Skin Quartet. with Wild Rose Press. Her new romantic suspense series, Tide Harbor Suspense, is forthcoming. Her biographical historical series is about adventurous nineteenth-century women who never should have been forgotten. Book 1, That Dickinson Girl, and Book 2 Censored Angel are published by Tidal Waters Press. 
A life-long educator, she shares her writing know-how and research into creativity in her top-selling Write for Success series: Fast Draft Your Manuscript and Get It Done Now, Revise Your Draft and Make It Shine, Research Your Subject and Validate Your Writing, and Power Up Your Language and Make Your Writing Shine. She also offers numerous writing workshops every year.

Joan also blogs at Women Words Wisdom where she shares the wisdom of women from all times and places, at American Civil War Voice where she shares tidbits of everyday life gleaned from 19th century first-hand sources, at Traditional Greek Weaving where her ethnographic research can be found, and at Zara West’s Journal where she explores the craft of writing. She can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, ResearchGate, Academia, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

She is a member of the Authors Guild, Non-Fiction Authors Association, Historical Fiction Society, Romance Writers of America, and the Women’s Fiction Writers Association.

Joan's Instagram ~
https://www.instagram.com/joankosterauthor

Joan's Website ~
www.joankoster.com

Joan's FB page ~ 
https://www.facebook.com/joankosterauthor

Get the first chapter for free at www.joankoster.com

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