Where the Fire Falls

Praise

“Written with an artist’s sure strokes, Where the Fire Falls captures every hue of adventure, romance, and danger.”
—Regina Jennings, author of Holding the Fort

“Karen Barnett has fashioned a story filled with color, complexity, and rich imagery. Readers of Where the Fire Falls will not only find friends in Olivia and Clark but they’ll become enamored with the enchanting Yosemite National Park. Barnett has given her readers the gift of a story with heart that is delightful and hard to put down. I can’t wait to read what she shares next!”
—Susie Finkbeiner, author of A Cup of Dust, A Trail of Crumbs, and A Song of Home

“Yosemite National Park is as stunning and unforgettable as this book’s leading lady, artist Olivia Rutherford, in this lush, atmospheric blend of visual and natural art. Karen Barnett’s deft prose sweeps each page with the same delicate touch as Olivia’s brush so that the 1920s-era park comes to life. Armchair travelers will sense every sight, smell, and touch thanks to Barnett’s inimitable spirit of place.”
—Rachel McMillan, author the Van Buren and DeLuca series

“Capturing the grandeur of Yosemite National Park with words is a bit like harnessing the wind. Yet this talented author does just that. Karen Barnett’s story drew me in on the first page, her descriptions of Yosemite took my breath away, and her well-developed characters kept me turning pages until the end. I loved Where the Fire Falls!”
—Ginny L. Yttrup, award-winning author of Words and Flames