Home station

This is an authors guild/bip title. please use authors guild/bip specs. text for author bio box: born in western kansas near the ruts of the santa fe trail, jeanne williams grew up with her grandparents on a farm without running water, so she knows how to do laundry frontier-style. the author currently lives in an historic adobe ranch house in rural arizona. she is the winner of four spurs from western writers of america, and the levi-strauss saddleman award. text for book description box: "beautifully told story of a resolute woman who becomes a railroad station master in turn-of-the-century kansas." rocky mountain news "beautifully recreates an era when the train whistle was the heartbeat of a community." roundup magazine " a strong sense of the history of the area (williams was born in western kansas) and her usual appealing, strong female characters make this a fine reading experience." —books of the southwest