Sandra Hill is the author of many series including the Viking series, the Cajun series, and the Jinx series.
Hill grew up in Central Pennsylvania as a very serious and shy child. She had a strong Catholic upbringing and she really enjoyed reading all throughout her younger days. She attended Penn State University where she entered the world of journalism. She would work as a feature writer and a reporter during that period. After working in non-fiction and writing many serious pieces, she turned to fiction in 1994 with the release of The Reluctant Viking.
Publication Order of Viking I Books
Publication Order of Viking II Books
Publication Order of Bell Sound Books
Publication Order of Cajun Books
Publication Order of Creole Historical Books
Publication Order of Deadly Angels Books
Publication Order of Jinx Books
Publication Order of Tante Lulu Adventure Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Anthologies
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Snow on the Bayou is the first book in the Tante Lulu adventure series. The book sees a Navy SEAL named Justin “Cage” LeBlanc who thinks joining the Navy was one of the best things to ever happen to him. Not the best, the best was Emelie Gaudet who became the love of his life. However, things didn’t work out between them and he was forced to leave town and vowed never to return. When Justin’s grandma takes ill, he’s brought back to town and comes face to face with Emelie who is now even more beautiful than before. The attraction is still there, but can they make it work?
Hill is also the author of the Bell Sound series that begins with The Forever Christmas Tree. This book sees Ethan Rutledge make the local ballot as the biggest Grinch in town. He owns the local Christmas tree farm, but he doesn’t have much Christmas spirit. A big part of that is Wendy Patterson who left him heartbroken twelve years ago. Now, she returns to town with a group of her Navy SEAL buddies with plans to start a treasure hunting company. The two are drawn back together when Wendy learns that Ethan is still nurturing the Norway Spruce tree.
