Pamela I Neal

Pamela Neal

Pamela Neal , is the Mentor and Workshop Facilitator, CODA Business Management Ltd, Newport, Wales. In 2008, she was awarded the Queen's Award for ...

River Without End: A Novel of the Suwannee

A group of runaway slaves travels a perilous road to freedom along the wilderness banks of the Suwannee River and finds refuge among the Seminole of Florida, in a novel that spans two centuries of history, passion, and turmoil and chronicles the life and times of the great Seminole warrior, Osceola."

Natchez

Follows generations of a family through the experiences of four women, including Mississippi cotton plantation owner's daughter Anne; Arden, a Civil War belle; Reconstruction-era Felicity; and turn-of-the-century LeeAnn. Reprint. PW. LJ.

Deepwater: A Novel of the Carolinas

In a sweeping saga celebrating the Carolinas, Tess Hancock, her beautiful sister, Glory, and their descendants carve out lives for themselves amidst the glory of America. By the author of The Last of the California Girls.

Sea star

Living in constant danger, Anne Bounty, the wild and untamed pirate queen of the Caribbean, travels from the salons of colonial Charles Town to the torrid shores of Jamaica. Reprint. AB. PW.

Columbia

Margaret Chase Smith: In Her Own Words

The Last of the California Girls

Book by Jekel, Pamela Neal

Bayou (Zebra Book)

From the backwater bayou to New Orleans, and from the War of 1812 through World War I, four women--headstrong Olivia, loyal slave Celisma, Celisma's daughter, Manon, and planter's wife Zoe--find love, pain, and joy. Reprint. AB. PW.