Sarah Miller

Sarah Miller began writing her first novel at the age of ten, and spent two decades working in libraries and bookstores. Her nonfiction debut, The Borden Murders: Lizzie Borden and the Trial of the Century, was hailed as “a historical version of Law & Order” by The New York Times. It was named one of Reader’s Digest's Best Biographies You Should Have Read By Now, and chosen as a Chicago Public Library Best of the Best selection. In addition to her non-fiction work, she is also the author of two historical novels for teens, Miss Spitfire: Reaching Helen Keller and The Lost Crown, both ALA Notable Books, as well as a bestselling novel for adults, Caroline: Little House Revisited. Sarah lives in Michigan.