Susan Anne Mason
Susan Anne Mason
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Susan Anne Mason is a Canadian author known for her historical romances set in the Victorian era.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born: April 30, 1963 (age unknown at time of death)
Died: Not applicable (still living)
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Nationality: Canadian
Profession: Author, novelist
Early Life and Background
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Susan Anne Mason was born on April 30, 1963. Unfortunately, limited information is available about her early life and background.
Major Accomplishments
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Mason's writing career spans multiple novels and short stories. Her works are primarily set in the Victorian era and explore themes of love, family, and social change.
Notable Works or Actions
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Some notable works by Susan Anne Mason include:
* "Where Trust Lies", "A Refuge Assured", "The Sea of Tranquility", "Where Trust Lies: A Novel of Love and Betrayal"
These novels showcase her ability to craft engaging stories that transport readers to a different era.
Impact and Legacy
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Mason's works have likely had an impact on readers seeking historical romance. Her commitment to writing about the Victorian era has helped preserve its culture and values for future generations.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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While Susan Anne Mason may not be as well-known as some authors in her genre, her works are widely read and appreciated by fans of historical romances.
Quotes by Susan Anne Mason
I’m not opposed to marriage,′ she said slowly. ‘I believe if God intends me to marry, He’ll bring the right man into my life at the appropriate time.
Sometimes we have to hear God’s message several different ways before it finally takes root.
At last, some of the burden seemed to lift from his shoulders. Now that he’d involved God in his decisions, as he should have all along, a certain clarity cleared the fog of guilt from his mind.
Hope was a funny thing. It kept you dangling by a thread until the last possible moment, even when the odds weren’t in your favor.
I hope you also know that your heavenly Father loves you unconditionally and without limit. You are a treasured child of God, most worthy of all goodness that comes into your life. And definitely worthy of a fine man like Nolan. ~Aunt Iris to Hannah
Promise me you'll let go of your anger. Don't blame God for taking me. His will is beyond our understanding, but perfect in its execution. Don't let this shake your faith. ~Nolan's mom to Nolan
Sometimes we have to hear God's message several different ways before it finally takes root.