Linda Sandifer’s writing career has spanned many decades, producing ten western romances and four mainstream novels, including her recent historical release, Lost and Broken Things. Born and raised on a ranch in Idaho, her writing reflects her background and her love for the land and the indomitable people who settled it. Her books have won numerous awards and have been translated into languages throughout the world. Readers and reviewers alike have cited her intimate connection to the West, her strong sense of place, authentic characters, and her ability to touch the human spirit. Of Lost and Broken Things, Midwest Book Review says, “Linda Sandifer has truly established herself as a remarkable voice in contemporary literature.”
Semi-retired, Linda and her husband enjoy road trips around the country to visit family or gather research and ideas for her books. In the summer, they spend most of their time in the Blackfoot Mountains on the ranch her grandfather homesteaded in 1915. It, and the surrounding area, is the setting for Lost and Broken Things.
