Dustin Pages


Dustin Pages is the pen name of a writer on American history who has a long list of articles and books to her credit.  The Log Book of Ms.  Sarah Trenton is is her first work of fiction, which she says was inspired many years ago by a dream.  She has just completed her second novel -- The Benefactor -- a murder mystery set in the art world.  Dustin Pages lives in Cambria, California.

Log Book of Ms. Sarah Trenton, Late of the Twentieth Century
Authored by Dustin Pages
List Price: $15.99
366 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1453762561 (CreateSpace-Assigned)
ISBN-10: 1453762566
BISAC: Fiction / Romance / Historical
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Summary:

Supposing you were a modern-day woman who had the opportunity to travel back in time. Sarah Trenton, a strong-willed graduate student in the first decade of the Woman's Liberation movement travels to 1845 Peekskill, New York to research her dissertation. But she soon finds herself challenged to survive at a time when a woman's choices and earning potential are limited. Can she overcome financial reverses, the advances of Squire Van Zandt (a man with "old fashioned" ideas), Captain Jason Bridges (an elusive romantic figure), and submit to all of 1845 America's rules and regulations and keep herself out of the alms house? It proves more difficult than she ever would have imagined. 
 
The Benefactor
Authored by Dustin Pages
Price: $11.99
296 pages
ISBN: 1456432540
ISBN-13: 9781456432546
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Summary:

Ellen Rasmussen, the new assistant curator at the Englewood Museum of American Art in Denver, Colorado, is thrilled to be working at an institution backed by her hero, the industrialist and art collector, Maximilian Rizzotti.  The only problem is that her predecessor was poisoned, and the police have not been able to solve his murder.  Ellen soon finds herself caught up in the city's art politics and racing against time to discover the killer before she herself succumbs to a fatal "accident."