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Pat Wahler

    Pat Wahler crafts compelling narratives that span historical fiction, romance, and creative nonfiction. Her work, noted for its exploration of human connection and richly drawn settings, has graced numerous publications. Wahler brings a deep understanding of the human spirit to her writing, immersing readers in stories with her evocative prose and engaging style.

    The Rose of Washington Square
    Along the Road
    Pathway to Home
    • Pathway to Home

      A Becker Family Novel

      • 318 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      An unexpected revelation propels the protagonist on a transformative journey of self-discovery and adventure. As she navigates through challenges and encounters new relationships, she uncovers hidden truths about her past and the world around her. Themes of resilience and personal growth are explored, as she learns to embrace change and confront her fears. The narrative promises a blend of emotional depth and thrilling experiences, inviting readers to join her on this captivating quest for identity and understanding.

      Pathway to Home
    • Along the Road

      A Becker Family Novel

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Exploring the dynamics of attraction, this narrative delves into the lives of two contrasting characters whose differences challenge their perceptions of love and compatibility. As they navigate their unique backgrounds and personalities, they confront societal expectations and personal insecurities. The story unfolds through humorous and poignant moments, ultimately revealing that true connection often lies beyond superficial oppositions. Themes of self-discovery, acceptance, and the complexity of relationships are woven throughout this engaging tale.

      Along the Road
    • The Rose of Washington Square

      A Novel of Rose O'Neill, Creator of the Kewpie Doll

      • 392 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      In 1893, self-taught artist Rose O'Neill embarks on a journey from the Midwest to New York, aiming to break into the male-dominated field of illustration. Balancing her ambition with the responsibilities to her impoverished family, she navigates the challenges posed by the male gatekeepers of her career. Rose's story highlights her determination and the societal pressures faced by women artists of her time.

      The Rose of Washington Square