by Lucia St Clair Robson (Author)

Known as the Great Western, six-foot-tall Sarah Bowman was a force of nature. In 1834 she signed on as laundress and cook with General Zachery Taylor's army. In the war with Mexico Sarah became a familiar figure riding through the haze of exploding gunpowder and flames to retrieve the wounded. After she took over for a wounded artilleryman at the siege of Ft. Texas, she was made an honorary member of the Second Artillery. She went on to become what would be, if anyone else were concerned, a tall tale.

Author Biography

Lucia Robson was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and raised in South Florida. She had been a Peace Corps Volunteer in Venezuela and earned her Masters in Library Science at Florida State University. She has written, and had published, nine historical novels.

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