Walls Across America
Fictional Book Series
Our homes can be a haven or a hideaway.
But each one has a story to tell.
From New York City to Seattle, from Colorado to Kentucky and small-town Nebraska, here are just a few of those stories.
NOW AVAILABLE!
THE WALLS WERE CLOSING IN
2020 was difficult year for everyone. The coronavirus health pandemic and widespread social unrest were felt at many different levels across our country. But it goes without saying that no one was left untouched by these events.
The Walls Were Closing In takes a look at six of our previous characters in the Walls Across America series and how they navigated those rough waters of 2020.
IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK
Beaumont, Nebraska
This beautiful Dutch Colonial house is on the corner of Third and Oak streets in a small midwest town. Six families have called it home. Here are their stories.
What Readers Said About “If These Walls Could Talk”
“That was amazing! I love it!” —R.M.
“Very well written, interesting, excellent moving story line with just the right amount of detail.” —Cindy T.
“I just finished your first book today and am sitting down to start your second one.” —Rachel M.
“I read [If These Walls Could Talk]. I LOVED IT! It made me laugh; it made me cry! I loved it!” —Rochelle G.
THE WALLS HAVE EARS
Brooklyn, New York
The neighbors in these seemingly quiet Brooklyn townhomes love talking about each other. But do they know what evil lives among them?
What Readers Said About “The Walls Have Ears”
“Read your book this morning. Enjoyed it! ... I need to buy three or four to give away.” —Diana M.
“This is such a clever story … I found myself loving each character as I got to know them.” —Angela M.
“Fun read. Great way to spend an evening…I’ll look forward to the next story.” —Sharon M.
“Thoroughly enjoyed it…I almost couldn’t put it down. The characters are well-developed…the way the plot weaves is intriguing.” —T.K.
TEARING DOWN THE WALLS
Eldon, Colorado
Four generations of one family have faced many trials. Can their mountain retreat-style home that was once a place of heartache become a place of freedom?
What Readers Said About “Tearing Down the Walls”
“You have a gift. … [Tearing Down the Walls] is your best. “ —Ruth M.
“I read this book in a day!” —A.M.
“This is the third book in the series, and it was everything I imagined it would be! Take a walk back in time and relive history! I felt like I was sitting in the room with the characters as they told their stories. So, close your eyes and picture yourself in the family retreat home in the mountains of southwest Colorado….” —D.U.
“I love this story! I was quickly immersed in the family’s journey. Set in a beautiful location and with relatable characters, this book is hard to put down.” —Kim W.
TO SEE BEHIND WALLS
Seattle, Washington
Melanie lives in a unique floating house on a lovely lake. But she’s standing at a fork in the road. How will she know the right trail to take? The answer was always closer than she realized.
What a Reader Said About “To See Behind Walls”
“WOW amazing book! As a former rodeo cowboy myself, I really loved how Dena captured the spirit of Kenny Oaks and his passion for rodeo and his family that must deal with it. As the story takes you to the Pacific Northwest, you will be so drawn into the book and characters you will find yourself trying to help them make the tough decisions each one has to make.” —David U.
THE WRITING’S ON THE WALL
Poplar Grove, Kentucky
Some things you just know you know—it seems that the writing is on the wall. But…is it really? This book is a story of friendship in the midst of racism, rejection, and delayed justice.
What Readers Said About “The Writing’s on the Wall”
“I really liked it…It was fun and kept me interested all the way through. It was hard to put down…[it] kept me wanting more.” —R.W.M.
“Great read!” —Debby D.
NO WALLS BETWEEN BROTHERS
Oro Grande, Arizona
Three California teenagers reluctantly embark on a journey to explore their family's history. What secrets will they find in an Arizona ghost town?