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(b.Susan Meissner was born on January 9, 1961, in San Diego, California, and was the second of three daughters born to Bill and Judy Horning. she spent her childhood in just two houses; the first in San Diego itself, and the second in a suburb of San Diego called Poway.
Genres: Inspirational, Historical
Novels
Why the Sky Is Blue (2004)
The Remedy for Regret (2005)
A Window to the World (2005)
In All Deep Places (2006)
A Seahorse in the Thames (2006)
Blue Heart Blessed (2008)
The Shape of Mercy (2008)
White Picket Fences (2009)
Lady in Waiting (2010)
A Sound Among the Trees (2011)
The Girl in the Glass (2012)
A Fall of Marigolds (2014)
Secrets of a Charmed Life (2015)
Stars Over Sunset Boulevard (2016)
A Bridge Across the Ocean (2017)
As Bright as Heaven (2018)
The Last Year of the War (2019)
The Remedy for Regret (2005)
A Window to the World (2005)
In All Deep Places (2006)
A Seahorse in the Thames (2006)
Blue Heart Blessed (2008)
The Shape of Mercy (2008)
White Picket Fences (2009)
Lady in Waiting (2010)
A Sound Among the Trees (2011)
The Girl in the Glass (2012)
A Fall of Marigolds (2014)
Secrets of a Charmed Life (2015)
Stars Over Sunset Boulevard (2016)
A Bridge Across the Ocean (2017)
As Bright as Heaven (2018)
The Last Year of the War (2019)
Series contributed to
Men of Lancaster County (with Mindy Starns Clark)
1. The Amish Groom (2014)
2. The Amish Blacksmith (2014)
3. The Amish Clockmaker (2015)
1. The Amish Groom (2014)
2. The Amish Blacksmith (2014)
3. The Amish Clockmaker (2015)
Susan Meissner recommends
Lookin' Back, Texas (2008)
Leanna Ellis
"In a smooth pairing of wit and grit, Leanna Ellis weaves a tale of flawed relationships and crippling regrets with wonderfully timed comedic threads. A fresh, clever look at the audacity of love that forgives."
Be Still My Soul (2012)
(Cadence of Grace, book 1)
Joanne Bischof
"If you grew up loving Janette Oke, you'll want to read this tender tale of grace, forgiveness, and redemption."
My Last Lament (2017)
James William Brown
"James William Brown’s brilliance and artistry as a storyteller woos, fascinates and utterly devastates in My Last Lament. If you loved All the Light We Cannot See, you will devour this novel; a heart-rending World War II story you’ve never heard and won’t soon forget."
The Way to London (2017)
Alix Rickloff
"A wonderful blend of smart writing, memorable characters, and World War II imagery all centered on the hunger each one of us has to give love and receive it. A great read for not only devotees of period fiction, but anyone who craves a well-told story."
The Masterpiece (2018)
Fiona Davis
"A wonderfully woven story of two women separated by time but linked by their love of beauty expressed in art and their determination to save what they simply can’t live without. Expertly researched and detailed, here is a book for devotees of historical fiction, the art world, and all things Manhattan."
The Kennedy Debutante (2018)
Kerri Maher
"Kerri Maher has crafted a compelling, insightful look into the complexities of the Kennedy era and one of its most fascinating daughters. Expertly researched, this is a remarkable debut."
The Huntress (2019)
Kate Quinn
"Prepare to be spellbound! The Huntress masterfully draws you in and doesn’t let you go. Another brilliant work of historical fiction by the incomparable Kate Quinn."
Woman 99 (2019)
Greer Macallister
"Greer Macallister's characters never fail to leap off the page into your very soul; you can't help loving them, rooting for them, agonizing with them over the choices they must make. Woman Ninety Nine is richly and expertly woven with chilling historical details – you won't soon forget what it was like to be behind the locked doors of Goldengrove Asylum on a mission to save someone you love."
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