Jodi Lea Stewart – Author
Books that transport you into Southern and Southwestern adventures that tug at the soul and uplift the spirit.

TRIUMPH
A Novel of the Human Spirit
Racism Defeated
At a time when the world needs more warmth and acceptance, two little girls – Mercy and Annie, take us on a journey where color and race matters less than character and heart!
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Growing Up Jodi Lea
storyteller. adventurer. southwest ranch girl.
My adventure and mystery tales reflect my non-traditional childhood growing up on a cattle ranch next door to the Navajo Nation and the White Mountain Apache Reservation. Days spent climbing petroglyph-etched boulders, bouncing two feet in the air in the back end of a pickup, wrestling through washed-out terracotta roads, playing in stock bins full of barley and corn, and riding horses through the arroyos and mountains of the Arizona High Country.
Getting The Inside Scoop
historical fiction. transporting her readers. action. humor. drama.
Jodi Lea Stewart is a bit hard to define as an author, she writes high-concept with a literary pen technique. The adrenaline begins in her heart, flows to her fingertips, and out onto the keyboard. She will sincerely admit, “That’s me writing a novel.” Jodi Lea attracts readers who love books set in the South and Southwest, who like a mixture of action, humor, and drama. She has a young adult audience (Silki Trilogy) that appreciates her captivating style as well. Jodi Lea Stewart has a method of writing a novel that all ages can swiftly be transported into another place and time.
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