Helen Dunn is probably best known due to her novel "Untamed Women of Yesteryear", published by L-Books, receiving honorable mention by the Golden Crown Literary Society, as well as being nominated for Favorite Lesbian Fiction Historical - by the Lesbian Fiction Readers Choice Awards group for 2011. "The Haunting at Quantman's Wharf" was also published by L-Books, and "Weather's Mill" and "Hartline" had been accepted for publication and were in the process of being published by L-Books. L-Books has sadly stopped publishing since the demise of the CEO and President, Roxanne Jones. However, the 3 novellas contained in "Untamed Women of Yesteryear" - "Trucker,", "Wild Guns" and "The House of Soleil LeVant, as well as "Weather's Mill', "Hartline" and "The Haunting at Quantman's Wharf, are now available as separate e-books here at Amazon:Helen Dunn has written over 20 novellas, as well as once writing a newspaper column. She grew up in an environment that was almost 19th century, living on dirt roads in houses that had no running water, and an ice box rather than a refrigerator and remembers, as a young child, her mother cooking on a wood burning stove, while her father farmed with mules.After spending many of her adult years in a large mid-western city, she and her partner returned to the country and presently live on a quiet, peaceful farm with several animals.Many of her writings have historical settings and paranormal elements in them, and of course, there's always a romance for her readers.