Aimie Runyan

About A Bakery in Paris

Two women in Paris – one in the nineteenth-century and the other in post–World War II, grapple with loss, learn to accept love, and face impossible choices armed with little more than their courage and a belief that a bit of flour, yeast, sugar, and love can bring about a revolution of their own.

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About Aimie

Aimie writes fiction, both historical and contemporary, that celebrates the spirit of strong women. In addition to her writing, she is active as a speaker and educator in the writing community. She lives in Colorado with her amazing husband, kids, cats, and pet dragon.

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Coming February 13, 2024

After the death of her father, Tempèsta Luddington finds herself unmoored. She travels to the small village of Sainte Colombe in Provence where her mother grew up in order to find her purpose—and herself.

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Praise for Aimie's Work

“Fans of historical fiction or tales of women defying the odds will be immediately drawn in to Runyan’s crisp, effortless prose.”

—New York Journal of Books on
The School for German Brides

“The past collides with the present in this intriguing story as one woman unravels the mystery of an old photograph found in her father’s World War II memorabilia, ultimately leading to a place of healing for herself and her family. A highly entertaining read!”

—Ellen Marie Wiseman, New York Times bestselling author of
The Orphan Collector on
Across the Winding River

“She is an incredible historical fiction writer.”

—Cathy Lamb, author of No Place I’d Rather Be

“Inspired by a true and powerful story, Runyan has written a wondrous story of courage, sacrifice, and most importantly, love… With a bit of mystery, a lot of heart, and beautiful prose, Across the Winding River will steal your imagination and you’ll be the better for it.”

—Patti Callahan Henry, New York Times Bestselling author of Becoming Mrs. Lewis

“Girls on the Line brings to vivid life the unknown story of American women who served on the front lines of World War I as telephone operators, working under shellfire and exhaustion to keep front-line officers connected during battle… Runyan illuminates these little-known women of the past in a moving tale of female solidarity and courage.”

—Kate Quinn, New York Times bestselling author of The Alice Network

“... Set during the First World War, Girls on the Line follows the arduous journey of an army telephone operator forced to navigate a world of codes and spies and the complexities of love. Brimming with strong women… this story of loyalty and sacrifice make for an inspiring, heartfelt read.”

—Kristina McMorris, New York Times bestselling author of The Edge of Lost

"In... Promised to the Crown, Aimie Runyan evokes the story of three young women who venture from France to Canada in the 17th century to marry and start a new life. It is a heart-wrenching and timeless tale of friendship, love and hope that skillfully blends history and romance to educate, entertain and inspire.