Zina Abbott Books In Order

Publication Order of Atwell Kin Books

Publication Order of Gamble on Judgment Books

Publication Order of Gold Mountain Books

Publication Order of Kerr's Ferry Mill Books

Publication Order of Too Old in Columbia Books

Publication Order of Zina Abbott's Sweethearts of Jubilee Springs Books

Publication Order of Bachelors and Babies Books

Publication Order of Cupids and Cowboys Books

Publication Order of Grandma's Wedding Quilts Books

Publication Order of Imposter For Christmas Books

Publication Order of Keepers of the Light Books

Publication Order of Land Run Mail Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Lockets & Lace Books

Publication Order of Mail-Order Mama Books

Publication Order of Mistaken Identity Mail Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Old Timey Holiday Kitchen Books

Publication Order of Prairie Roses Collection Books

Publication Order of Secret Baby Dilemma Books

Publication Order of Spinster Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Sweethearts of Jubilee Springs Books

Publication Order of The Sheriff's Mail Order Bride Books

Publication Order of The Widows of Wildcat Ridge Books

Publication Order of Widows, Brides, and Secret Babies Books

Publication Order of Thanksgiving Brides Books

Publication Order of Land Run Mail Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Runaway Brides of the West Books

Publication Order of Thanksgiving Brides Books

Publication Order of Christmas Quilt Brides Books

Publication Order of Rescue Me - Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of The Switchboard Sisterhood Books

Zina Abbott is the pseudonym of Robyn Echols that she prefers to use when writing historical romance titles.

The California resident has said that she has been living in the state for years and it was only in the first year of her life that she lived in San Diego. She was born in San Diego and as she grew up, her family and ultimately she would move toward the north.

She started writing novels when she was a junior high school student and has never stopped since. Since Zina started so early, she has several unfinished manuscripts that will probably never see the light of day.

She still retains several chapters that she wrote for her debut which she self published as Robyn Echols. She would later on reuse the storylines, the characters and scenes on the “Eurora Rescue” time travel series.

Even though she had some success writing as Robyn Echols, it was not until she took the pen name Zina Abbot that she blew up.

She sold “Family Secrets,” her debut in 2014 to Fire Star Press and has never looked back since. She now has more than a dozen novels, collections of short stories and contributions to several series.

Before Zina Abbot became a bestselling author, she took on several odd jobs to earn a living. Some of the jobs that she took include rural carrier, the California Rural Letter Carrier rural carrier and professor of family history topics.

Abbot has always loved writing her historical romance novels from a genealogist perspective. As such, she will usually seek out the details of everyday life from a past era. In fact, she has published several family history articles in magazines focused on genealogy.

Zina currently makes her home in California, where she lives with her husband near the “Gateway to Yosemite.” When she is not writing her characters and plots, she can often be found making quilt blocks.

During the winter, she can also be found reading a book in front of the fire. Sometimes she also likes to take a drive through the mountains, where she usually takes pictures of the snowy mountains, which she sometimes posts as memes, on her blogs and book cover backgrounds.

Abbott has said that she prefers the mountains over the beach as she gets to visit many historical places that are beautiful to boot. She also loves to watch sunrises and sunsets over the jagged peaks. Nonetheless she also enjoys the beach even though she has never been a fan of the bathing suit.

Zina Abbott’s novel “Big Meadows Valentine” is the story of men who uprooted their lives from the civilized towns of the east.

They had then moved across America to the lawless silver and gold mines of Nevada and California, risking limb and life in the quest for wealth.
Beth Dodd had left southern Ohio with its civilized farms and farmers and her little sister to go find the husband that had left her to go look for silver and gold.

When she arrives in Lundy, she meets Val Caldwell, a man with a heart to trump all the gold that anyone could find in the eastern ranges of the Sierra Nevada. She decides to stay even as she finds ways of settling the tiff she has with her husband.

But given that she has lost everything of value because of the decisions made by her husband and father, can she never bring herself to trust any man to control or have any influence over her life?

She hates the laws which favor men but is determined to take life by the throat and start anew to ensure a better life on her own terms.
Still she has to fight the intense connection she feels with Val and it may be a difficult task for the latter to convince her that she will have a bright future with him.

“A Resurrected Heart” by Zina Abbott opens to a horde of gold miners descending on Lundy, California to take part in celebration of Resurrection Day.
Val Caldwell is taking a huge herd of cattle to Lundy from Big Meadows. He is driving them furiously as he is looking forward to seeing Beth Dodd, who he hopes he can convince to become his wife.

Unfortunately for Beth, she needs to convince men that she expects their respect even if she is a widow. She has so far managed to hold her own dueling with the roughest miners, even though she has had the help of her father’s hunting knife and her derringer.

The best thing about Beth is that she is a lady with many talents and often helps out her community whenever she can. When the Madam at the Blue Feather requests her assitance in helping a prostitute give birth, she accepts the call.

But what nobody knows is that this stirs up emotional episodes from the past she would rather forget.

Val who is hoping to marry Beth will do anything to help but will Beth have anything left for him after the agony of her first union? Moreover, she has become an independent woman who cannot be controlled by a man.

Will she be able to trust him enough to give him her heart?

Zina Abbot’s novel “Her Independent Spirit” sees Beth Dodd making promise to a young prostitute name Lulu.

The young woman is told that Dodd will help take care of the baby if she agrees to become a respectable woman and leaves the prostitution business.
But what Beth had not counted on was that the young mother was going to face all manner of challenges in Lundy.

She has to deal with everything from Mrs. Ford the obstinate landlady and Gus Herchel her intractable German employer. Beth needs to fight for her and she does so with a ferocity that most of the people in the mining town have not seen in a woman for a long time.

Lulu has changed her name to Louise Parmley to reflect her now more respectable status in society. When she gets a job with Gus’ kitchen she showsBeth that her gamble on taking a chance on her was right. She works hard to make a better life for herself and her daughter.

But she has recently been falling for Gus but does not know if he will accept her and the baby as his own. Even in this, Beth is determined to use her independent and ferocious spirit to bring them together.