Charbonneau's novels for adults include WALTZING IN RAGTIME, THE RANDOLPH LEGACY and RACHEL LEMOYNE, all published by Macmillan/Forge.
The Washington Post said of WALTZING IN RAGTIME that it "has an almost made-for-TV miniseries sheen to it, even as it grapples with large and complex social issues ... "
WALTZING IN RAGTIME has gone back for multiple printings, and won a Heart of the West Award.
Charbonneau's YA novels include THE GHOSTS OF STONY CLOVE, IN THE TIME OF WOLVES and HONOR TO THE HILLS, all published by Macmillan/Tor.
THE GHOSTS OF STONY CLOVE won both the Golden Medallion Award for Best Young Adult Novel and the New York Public Library Best Book for Young Adults Award.
A number of Charbonneau's novels are available from Macmillan in new eBook editions.
Charbonneau has also written for The New York Times and co-wrote the award-winning 1990 documentary film "Endowment for the Planet," narrated by Christopher Reeve.
She lives in Boca Raton, Florida and Maplecrest, New York.
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