by Dede Montgomery

“The juxtaposition of two women’s stories provides an American tale that’s been in the shadows far too long. Montgomery has a gift for capturing the raw yearnings of women in search of identity, purpose, and meaning. Their voices spoke to me.” — Rosalind Noonan, New York Times Bestselling author of And Then She Was Gone

“Montgomery has created a well-written, engrossing, dual-time novel with a strong sense of setting. The story offers a detailed and compassionate exploration of two women’s internal conflicts as they navigate strikingly similar challenges of womanhood, economic realities, and healing, though separated by generations. Highly recommend A Map of Her Own, especially for readers interested in labor history and the history of working women.” — S.L. Stoner, author, Sage Adair, Historical Mysteries

“A Map of Her Own is an exploration of resilience and connection across generations. Blending past and present, it illuminates how women’s struggles for dignity and meaning echo across time.” — Marianne Monson, USA Today best-selling author of Frontier Grit and The Opera Sisters

"New novel revives 1913 Camas millworkers strike" by Don McIntosh, Northwest Labor Press