Dale Cramer Books in Order

Dale Cramer is a critically acclaimed author with a unique blend of rustic charm and literary depth. Born to a runaway Amishman turned soldier and a south Georgia sharecropper's daughter, Cramer's formative years were marked by a diverse and nomadic upbringing, spanning far-flung military bases and rural landscapes. He inherited his mother's deep connection to place, which he vividly recalls through memories of snow-covered Maryland woods, desert landscapes of El Paso, and sun-rippled roads leading to his grandparents' Georgia home. After working as an electrician, Cramer pursued his passion for writing, marrying childhood friend Pam Crowe in 1975, and raising their two children, Ty and Dusty, in a rural home south of Atlanta. At forty, he began to explore his faith and write novels that explore themes of identity, family, and the human condition. Cramer's writing career spans multiple genres, including historical fiction, literary fiction, and inspirational fiction, with notable works such as "Sutter's Cross," "Rain Songs," and "The Promise of Supervision."