History, Non-Fiction
Cheryl Anne Stapp writes nonfiction California history. A native Californian born & raised in Sacramento, she graduated from California State University, Northridge; and during her last five years in Los Angeles, was a contributing editor to Working World, a regional magazine. Cheryl lives with her husband in Sacramento—in bygone days, an important Gold Rush town. Her titles have won awards from the Next Generation Indie Awards and the Independent Press Awards. Website “California’s Olden Golden Days” at https://bit.ly/31NaJTb
She is the author of Wild Wicked Woman – The Life of a Gold Rush Courtesan; Rise, Ruin & Restoration – A History of Sutter’s Fort; Before The Gold Rush - The Sinclairs of Rancho del Paso 1840-1849; Disaster & Triumph: Sacramento Women, Gold Rush Through the Civil War; Sacramento Chronicles - A Golden Past, and The Stagecoach in Northern California: Rough Rides, Gold Camps, and Daring Drivers.
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