The story is set in Louisiana during the War of 1812.
Her first, The Smuggler's Treasure, launched the series. Buckey then went on to write several books for the "American Girl History Mysteries" series. She began writing fiction in the 1990s, and a short story, "Samantha's Special Talent," was published in American Girl magazine. She wrote from home after the birth of her first child, as well as teaching English at a community college. SIDELIGHTS: Sarah Masters Buckey was a researcher, editor, and medical editor before beginning her freelance career. Publications (Middleton, WI), 2005.Īuthor of short story "Samantha's Special Talent," published in American Girl magazine. The Curse of Ravenscourt: A Samantha Mystery, illustrated by Jean-Paul Tibbles, Pleasant Co. Gangsters at the Grand Atlantic, Pleasant Co. Publications (Middleton, WI), 1999.Įnemy in the Fort, Pleasant Co. WRITINGS: "AMERICAN GIRL HISTORY MYSTERIES" SERIES Has worked as a researcher and editor, Princeton, NJ Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, TX, former medical writer taught English at a community college in Dallas.ĪWARDS, HONORS: Parent Council award, 2000, for The Smuggler's Treasure. Agent-c/o Author Mail, Pleasant Company Publications, P.O. (cum laude), 1977 University of Pennsylvania, M.A.ĪDDRESSES: Home-Hanover, NH. PERSONAL: Born 1955 married husband's name Jay children: three.
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