Tales of the Sea
Cynthia ElderMy new historical fiction series, "Tales from the Sea," about a seafaring family from West Barnstable in the 1800s. Book one, "The Journey Begins," is now the #1 New Release in U.S. Women's Civil War History on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F678FB4V
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Lifelong poet. Debut historical fiction author. Executive director of a local land trust. Irretrievably in love with my family.
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