“Eliza sees the best and worst of humanity, but never falters from her mission to limit suffering and save lives.”
—Tracey Enerson Wood, Author of International Best Seller, The Engineer's Wife
“Eliza sees the best and worst of humanity, but never falters from her mission to limit suffering and save lives.”
—Tracey Enerson Wood, Author of International Best Seller, The Engineer's Wife
About The Path Beneath Her Feet
In this emotionally charged sequel to THE UNLOCKED PATH, Dr. Eliza Edwards marks her journey through sacrifice, love, and an unyielding pursuit of justice in an era marked by adversity. The ingénue student becomes the mature mentor, steadfast in her calling to effect social change by addressing women’s health issues and guiding others to realize their dreams.
ON SALE SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
About the Author
Discovery that my great-great grandfather was a founder of the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania inspired my next career direction: unearthing the stories of women whose lives have remained in the shadows. My debut novel, The Unlocked Path, balances authenticity and rich historical detail with deep emotional connections to create engaging fictional characters.
Praise
"Meticulously researched and beautifully written."
– Kathleen Grissom, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Kitchen House on The Path Beneath Her Feet
“A sweeping yet intimate novel.”
—Amanda Skenandore, Award-winning author of The Second Life of Mirielle West on The Path Beneath her Feet
“A historically compelling, engaging ode to a cadre of formidable women.”
— Kirkus Reviews on
The Path Beneath Her Feet
“A story of resilience, empowerment, and coming of age.”
– Eliza Lo Chin, MD, MPH, Executive Director, American Medical Women’s Association on The Unlocked Path
"A fresh voice that brings readers instantly into a story."
– Barbara Conrey, USA Today bestselling author of Nowhere Near Goodbye on
The Unlocked Path
"Depicting the monumental struggles early women physicians faced- a winner."
– Sally Cabot Gunning, author of The Widow's War and Painting the Light on The Unlocked Path
Latest Blog Post
Musings of a First-Time Author on Her First Anniversary of Publishing a Novel One year ago, I woke up to my husband saying, “You’re a published author.” I’ve had a few monikers given to me over my 61 years: student, dancer, knitter, sewer, reader, field hockey player, bartender, babysitter, ice cream scooper, lacrosse stick stringer, intern, Account Executive, Assistant Vice President, Director, Supervisor,…
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