Once upon a time, a Mr. Lovell Rousseau met a beautiful and extraordinarily talented musician in Michigan… but his younger cousin and trusted wingman fell in love with her on that very same day.
Sensational historical Overland-California Trail accounts are merged into a comprehensive bird’s-eye view by historian Janelle Molony. She identifies the links between several well-known moving pieces that contributed toward one of the largest series of depredations, theft, and bloodshed in the “Black Hills” of Wyoming during the summer of 1864.
Quick-thinking, leaps of faith, and some dark humor challenges readers to ask themselves: Do I have what it takes to raise a child with a harrowing past… or an uncertain future? The completed creative non-fiction reveals deeply personal psychological and spiritual questions that arise when pursing this parenting path.
Mother-Daughter research team, Janelle Molony and Jodi Nasch Decker, have prepared a totally unique anthology that goes beyond the haunted…
Rousseau family historian and author, Janelle Molony, has qualified for membership in the professional society of movers and shakers in…
The 2021 summer anthology, Stars In Your Family, published by the Southern California Genealogical Society, features Rousseau family historian, Janelle…
Janelle Molony’s Debut Novel Wins in 2020 The memoir, Un-Adoptable? Faith Beyond Foster Care, puts a new foster mom and her…
Marion County, IA on Sarah Rousseau’s Iowa Residency and Lineage-Legacy. Carl Nollen, genealogist and historian shares records and memorabilia on the Rousseau-Anderson families in early Marion County, Iowa history.
Janelle Molony, Dec. 2020 Read the official Writer’s Digest critic’s report in full… “We can feel the tension, and our…
May, 1864 – The Hopeful Family Prepares. Meet the Character: Sarah Jane. “All confusion getting ready to start…” – Sarah J. Rousseau. Leaving behind their eldest daughter, Sarah and James put everything they had into this one, final adventure.