Suzanne Woods Fisher is an American author of Amish fiction and non-fiction books. She graduated from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California, and was a freelancer writer for magazines while her children were growing up. Suzanne lives with her family in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Suzanne Woods Fisher made her debut as a published novelist in 2007 with the novel Copper Star. Below is a list of Suzanne Woods Fisher books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of The Adventures of Lily Lapp Books
Publication Order of Amish Beginnings Books
Publication Order of The Bishop's Family Books
Publication Order of Cape Cod Creamery Books
Publication Order of Copper Star Books
Publication Order of The Deacon's Family Books
Publication Order of Inn at Eagle Hill Books
Publication Order of Lancaster County Secrets Books
Publication Order of Nantucket Legacy Books
Publication Order of Stoney Ridge Seasons Books
Publication Order of Three Sisters Island Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
Publication Order of Anthologies
Notes: The Adventures of Lily Lapp series is written with Mary Ann Kinsinger. Grit for the Oyster also has contributions from Joanna Bloss, Debora M. Coty and Faith Tibbetts McDonald.
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Suzanne Woods Fisher Synopsis: In Copper Star by Suzanne Woods Fisher, Louisa has been smuggled out of Nazi Germany after working in the resistance and now finds herself waiting out the war in a dusty Arizona copper mining town. Sponsored by the Reverend Robert Gordon, Louisa quickly discovers he is hiding a tragic secret. Louisa irritates, intrigues, and charms Robert, soon becoming an indispensable part of his household. Trouble begins to brew when Friedrich Mueller, a prominent resident of Copper Springs and avid Nazi sympathizer, ferrets out Louisa’s background. Again, Louisa is running for her life. Can she outsmart a fox like Mueller? Or will she be returned to Germany as a hostage exchange, facing certain death?
