Have you listened to the Coulson Family Saga on audiobook?
Talented Reagan West does a superb job narrating the series. If you’re a fan of the series, I urge you to check out the audiobooks; you won’t be disappointed.
If you have never read the books, yet like family sagas with drama, forbidden love, family secrets, and intrigue, check them out!
This past summer we redesigned the book covers in the Coulson Series. We also renamed the series: Coulson Family Saga.
As you can see by the new covers there’s a similar theme. Each features a woman.
There is a good reason for that. After rereading the series, I realized, my story was really about the women. While on the surface it is a family saga, a thread weaves throughout the series—it’s about how women in this country have progressed over the last century. The Coulson women evolved, they made mistakes, they struggled, they loved, they suffered loss, they confronted challenges, and they persevered.
The Coulson women in book five had come a great distance from where they had begun when Mary Ellen married Randall Coulson in book one.
While the family’s patriarch, Randall Coulson, may not have imagined his family’s future would turn out as it did, I’d say for the women—and the family—they had come a long way, baby.
We’ve re-released the Coulson Family Saga (formally The Coulson Series) in paperback format. It’s the first time all five of the books in the series are available in paperback!
Coulson’s Reckoning is now available at Amazon in eBook format. It should be showing up at the other eBook vendors in the near future.
Because of the layered relationships of characters in the series – a story spanning almost a century – I’ve included a set of family trees in Coulson’s Reckoning. You’ll find them at the front of the book. You will also find them on this site, if you click on “Coulson Family Trees” at the top of the page.
But WAIT!!!!! Before you click, you may not want to if you haven’t read the first four books in The Coulson Series. I’m afraid they will give away some secrets you may want to discover through the stories, and not by reading the family trees.
I might create some less revealing trees to replace these – but for now I will leave the spoiler family trees up.