Awards & Accolades
Selah Award Finalists
North Carolina Society of Historians Awards the Clark Cox Award twice
Transcript from Interview on NPR radio with Matt Peiken
Leanna Sain is recipient of the Selah Awards Finalists In two different years for two different books, Hush and Hoax.
Transcript from Interview on NPR radio with Matt Peiken
North Carolina Society of Historians Awards the Clark Cox Award twice
Transcript from Interview on NPR radio with Matt Peiken
As you roll up to the five acres Leanna Sain and her husband, Randy, have in Zirconia, you pass a sign at the foot of the long gravel driveway up to the house reading Miracle Hill Farm. “Because I think it’s a miracle we got the house back,”
North Carolina Society of Historians Awards the Clark Cox Award twice
North Carolina Society of Historians Awards the Clark Cox Award twice
North Carolina Society of Historians Awards the Clark Cox Award twice
Judges’ Collective Comments: “Our panel has been intact for the past several years now and we have had the privilege of reading Ms. Sain’s first two books in the trilogy.
reviews from Read North Carolina Novels!
Return to Nowhere nominated for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award
North Carolina Society of Historians Awards the Clark Cox Award twice
Read North Carolina Novels reviews Leanna Sains' three books of the Gate Trilogy, Gate to Nowhere, Return to Nowhere and Magnolia Blossoms.
Return to Nowhere nominated for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award
Return to Nowhere nominated for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award
Return to Nowhere nominated for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award
Return to Nowhere was nominated for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award. Since 1955 for printed works that focus special attention on Western North Carolina.
ForeWord Reviews 2008 Gold Book of the Year Award
Return to Nowhere nominated for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award
Return to Nowhere nominated for the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award
Leanna Sain was awarded ForeWord Review’s Book of the Year Award in the General Category for her time travel mystery, “Gate to Nowhere” , in 2008.