Linda Mcginnis: 11 books

Erin Fraser thinks agreeing to spend the summer on a New Mexico Pueblo may be the biggest mistake of her life. And she’s only been here an hour! It’s hot, it’s dry, it’s barren, and her uncle has barely said ten words to her. But when she meets Paolo, things start to look up—except that...

She’s a California girl. He’s a pueblo boy. Should it matter that she is light and he is dark? Erin Fraser’s older brother, Scott, thinks it matters— a lot. The Frasers are visiting the pueblo and Scott has made it clear that a relationship between Erin and Paolo is unacceptable. Paolo agrees. ...

Is six years too long to love a ghost? Erin Fraser thinks so. She needs to find out, once and for all, what happened between her and Paolo Herrera that made their love crash and burn. That’s why she’s returned to the pueblo and accepted a teaching position at the local high school. But Erin learns...

Erin Fraser has been in love with Paolo Herrera for years. It hasn’t been easy: he’s a Pueblo Indian; she’s a California girl. They’ve struggled with vast cultural differences, but now Erin has returned from California, prepared to marry Paolo and make the pueblo her home. Paolo has...

Kristi Peyton-Scott’s best friend, Laura, never got to dance at her own wedding reception because a gas leak forced the hotel to evacuate. Laura always felt a little wistful about it, and ever since then, Kristi has been trying to find a way to make things right for Laura. At last, she thinks she’s...

It’s 1959. Bobby Darin is on the radio. Fidel Castro is in the news. And Emma Chandler is back at Willette College for her junior year. She’ll soon be turning twenty-one, which means she can petition the court for her original birth certificate. Will the county records office have the answers...

This three-book set includes Pueblo Summer, Second Summer, and Summer Ghost, an edition of 195,000 words.  Love knows no limits—or does it? Is the fierce attraction between a California girl and a Pueblo boy strong enough to bridge the cultural boundaries between them? Are the obstacles...

At the Bridal Ball, Lexi Solomon and David Reed waltz around the Crown Ballroom like a couple who have known each other for years. Which they have. They run into each other every five years or so, like something out of a romantic comedy. The first time, they were counselors at a summer camp for kids...

It’s 1958. Elvis Presley is on the radio. NASA is in the news. And Emma Chandler has returned to Willette Women’s College for her sophomore year. Mrs. Roth has news about her adoption, but it isn’t good. Mrs. Roth’s lawyer cousin has clients who, like Emma, were placed for adoption by Georgia...

It’s 1960. Paul Anka is on the radio. The Kennedy-Nixon debates are in the news. Harper Lee has been nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. And, Emma Chandler has entered her senior year at Willette. During the summer, as she escorted Nico around California, they grew close…perhaps too close. We Six...

Grace Kawakami lives in paradise—at least that’s what they call Hawaii in 1941.  But all hell breaks loose in paradise on December 7, when Japan bombs Pearl Harbor and Grace’s world turns upside down.  Her mother, a nurse, is called to work at the hospital. Her brother, Tom, is called...