Ella Wood

Read Ella Wood Storyline:

Will Emily forego love for a chance at independence?
Emily Preston wants only to become an artist. As the nation teeters on the brink of civil war, she must wage her own battle against the restrictive ideology of her father. Women belong at home on the plantation beneath the watchful eye of a husband or father--NOT at a university. But several schools in the North have opened their doors to women. How can she make her father see just how much it means to her to study under a master?
Independence isn't the only contentious point between them. A recent visit to her uncle's home in Detroit has called Emily's entire upbringing into question, but her father doesn't appreciate her criticisms of his management of Ella Wood, the Preston family plantation. Then there's the problem of Thaddeus Black, the handsome, charming young man who simply won't take no for an answer. It could be that the real fight lies within her heart, which stubbornly refuses to accept that a choice for independence must be a choice against love.
"Poetic" and "nuanced," Ella Wood is the story of a young woman standing at the edge of war and struggling with questions of morality, purpose, and love. Don't miss your opportunity to purchase the first title of this sweeping Southern romance at a special 75% discount. 
All three books in the Ella Wood trilogy are clean and wholesome and ALWAYS FREE on Kindle Unlimited, as will be the accompanying series of novellas.
Titles in the Ella Wood series: Ella Wood, Blood Moon, Ebb Tide
Ella Wood novellas: Lizzie (coming July 25, 2017 and available for pre-order), Jack (coming September 25, 2017), Jovie (coming November 25, 2017). 
Disclaimer: Though Ella Wood contains a complete story arc, the final few pages introduce the action that kicks off book two, Blood Moon, creating a cliffhanger. However, Blood Moon is complete and picks up exactly where Ella Wood leaves off.
**Review
Michelle is a sterling writer. Her audience is teens, but good writing appeals to any age. (Dr. Judith Fabisch, retired English professor)
Just finished this book and loved it!! Can't wait for the next one. Hard to find good romantic historical fiction that is not filled with inappropriate scenes. Teens and adults alike will love this one. (Carolyn, Amazon customer)
I got my start with young adult historical fiction about America's past while I was still a young adult, with novels by Ann Rinaldi. Ella Wood by Michelle Isenhoff took me back to that same brand of enjoyment. ("Full of Hope", Amazon reviewer)
About the Author
MICHELLE ISENHOFF writes for teens, tweens, and kids as old as 91. Her work has been reader-nominated for a Cybils Award, the Great Michigan Read, and the Maine Student Book Award. She's also placed as a semi-finalist in the Kindle Book Review Book Awards, a finalist in the Wishing Shelf Book Awards, and earned multiple Readers' Favorite 5 Star seals of approval. A former teacher and current homeschooler, Michelle has been lauded by the education community for the literary quality of her work, which is regularly purchased for classroom use. Her series include historical fiction, fantasy, and sci-fi for children. More recently, she has enjoyed writing historical fiction with a touch of romance for older teens and women.