Gail Noble-Sanderson
Historical Fiction& Cozy Mystery Author
About Gail
Gail grew up in Ohio, moving to northern California in her early twenties. Her daughters Laura and Michelle were born in Salinas, California, and when they were very young, they moved to Charlotte, North Carolina and later north to Urbana, Maryland. One more move took them to the beautiful Pacific Northwest where Gail and her family have lived for the last thirty-five years. She and her husband Terry are a blended family and have five amazing daughters and nine wonderful grandchildren.
Gail attended Western Washington University receiving both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Communication Sciences and Disorders and enjoyed a productive and rewarding thirty-year career as a Speech-Language Pathologist providing therapy and instruction to children with special needs, later serving as the Director of Rehabilitation in a regional hospital and ending her career teaching at Western Washington University.
Throughout her career, Gail wrote and published instructional programs for children with special needs. Twelve years ago, she turned her love of writing to fiction completing the three awarding-winning historical fiction novels in her Lavender Meuse Trilogy series. The award-winning books in her historical cozy mystery series entitled The Drew Davies Railway Mysteries take place in Wales post-WW2. Gail self-publishes through her publishing house, Noble Press. Gail and husband Terry love to travel the world exploring and conducting research for her historical novels.
Beginning October 17, 2025, the audiobook of her first novel, The Lavender House in Meuse, will be available for purchase on streaming platforms including Spotify, Google Play Books, Kobo, Libro.FM, Apple Books, Audiobooks.com, My Audiobook Library, TRL, Bokus Play, Books-a-Million, Chirp, Instaread, Barnes and Noble (NOOK), 24 synbols, Cliq Digital, Downpour, Bookmat, Nextory, Anyplay, Scribd, Storyel, Tunein as well as in libraries, school and military sites.
Blog
Fall 2025
Fall has arrived and with it a myriad of changes. A year ago, we could not have imagined the world would be such a different place. Being a researcher and writer of historical fiction, I cannot help but draw parallels to times of peril and uncertainty from fewer than...
HAPPY SPRING 2025!!
I’m sitting at my dining room table looking out onto the field beside our home. Robins are fliting through the trees, the tulips in the yard are nearing the end of their spring glory, and the grass is already a beautiful emerald green. Ahhhhh – the days of near warmth and sunshine I wait for all year are making their way into the Pacific Northwest.
January 2025
While I am not a believer in new year’s resolutions since they are often difficult to adhere to and often leave people feeling discouraged and defeated, I do believe that we can set our intentions for this new year.









