In the Shadow of the Lamp - Tapa blanda

[S]he's a gutsy, sympathetic heroine who remains true to her friends, in a fast-paced historical adventure that offers a hint of romance. (Kirkus on The Musician's Daughter)

Dunlap skillfully builds suspense until the final page... Readers will root for courageous Theresa through the exciting intrigue even as they absorb deeper messages about music and art's power to lift souls and inspire change. (Booklist on The Musician's Daughter)

Many will know this is a doomed romance . . . but the last tender moments between the lovers will make readers sigh (Booklist on Anastasia's Secret)

Dunlap persuasively inhabits the thoughts and emotions of her embattled protagonist; her magnetic reimagining of Anastasia's story has the potential to reach a broad audience. (PW on Anastasia's Secret)

Susanne Dunlap writes with an elegant and classy style, right in the running with Louisa May Alcott and Jane Austen. (Teenreads.com on Anastasia's Secret)

When sixteen-year-old Molly meets Florence Nightingale, she jumps at the chance to join the nurses heading to war. The work is grueling, but it soon becomes more than just a mission of mercy. Molly falls in love with both a dashing young doctor and a soldier who has joined the army to be near her. But with the battle raging ever nearer, can Molly keep the two men she cares for safe from harm? A love story to savor and a fascinating behind-the-scenes imagining of the woman known as "the lady with the lamp."