Ellen Gable is an award-winning, best-selling author of thirteen books including Stealing Jenny, a contemporary thriller about a pregnant woman who is kidnapped, In Name Only, (Gold Medal, 2010 IPPY Awards) and A Subtle Grace, (finalist, 2015 IAN awards). Her 12th book, Where Angels Pass, won the top prize in the 2022 CMA Book Awards. She is a contributor to numerous other books. Her new book is Life From the Bottom Shelf, about the ups and downs of being short. also self-publishing book consultant and editor. She and her husband, James Hrkach, are the parents of five adult sons, three beautiful daughters-in-law, and three precious grandchildren. They live in Pakenham, Ontario. In her spare time, Ellen enjoys playing trivia games, genealogy, watching classic movies and reading on her Kindle.
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Impatient to marry, Kathleen is convinced a handsome, charming man is her true love, but he had a dark side.
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Charlotte volunteers during the Great War and finds love.
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Ella, a nurse during the Great War, finds love through espionage.
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Emily discovers that she and her great-grandmother are connected more deeply than just by ancestral ties alone.
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In 19th century Philadelphia, widow Caroline must marry her obnoxious brother-in-law when her husband dies tragically.
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Julia buys Christmas gifts for her future spouse, even though she hasn't met him yet.
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Mentally unstable infertile woman kidnaps pregnant mother of five
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