A Lady in Attendance by Rachel Fordham #excerpt

Excerpt: A Lady in Attendance By Rachel Fordham “You two looked rather friendly,” Ina said when Gilbert was out of earshot. “What were you whispering about?” “We were only jesting about the red ear of corn.” They were being flippant, weren’t they? She looked around the barn, searching for women with red hair. Hers hardly […]

The King’s Anatomist by Ron Blumenfeld #excerpt

After stopping at the inn for a heel of bread and a boiled egg, I wandered along a back street and came to the start of a well-maintained road winding into the hills. I took it, thinking it would lead to the fortress I spied from the Trieste skiff. Two shirtless, sun-darkened boys found me […]

The Lost Diary of Anne Frank by Johnny TEague

I think part of the draw of Anne Frank’s diary is how abruptly it ended, but that in a way is the irony in that sadly that is also how her life ended at the camp. I was quite interested to read this book when I heard about it, as we knew everything leading up […]

Wolves of Aladore by Morgan Gauthier #feature

~ About the Book ~ Niabi killed for it once and is prepared to kill again. Crispin wants it and is determined to have his revenge. Salome wants nothing to do with it, but has to fight for it. After years of people insisting she must be cursed due to her discolored left eye, Salome […]

Eleanora and Joseph by Julieta Almeida Rodrigues

Welcome, dear readers! I am very excited to be hosting a Book Blast for Author Julieta Almeida Rodrigues! Her latest book, Eleonora and Joseph: Passion, Tragedy, and Revolution in the Age of Enlightenment, sounds like a fascinating read and I bet it would make for a fabulous movie! I hope you enjoy learning more about […]

Windswept by Annabelle McCormack

Nurse Ginger Whitman is a battlefield nurse working the front lines of Palestine during the Great War. Although she comes from privilege and her father wanted different for her, she has made it her life mission to help others, and this is where she has been placed. In the midst of desert, heat, gun fire […]

Voices in the Mist by Susanne Dunlap #feature

Voices in the Mist by Susanne Dunlap Publication Date: September 21, 2021 Bellastoria Press Series: The Orphans of Tolosa, Book 3 Genre: Historical Fiction Marry a Catholic stranger, or flee the only world she’s ever known: Headstrong Bruna de Gansard must choose one or the other to protect her Cathar family from the inquisitors. Toulouse, […]

The Brandon Trilogy by Tony Riches #feature

Mary: Tudor Princess by Tony Riches Publication Date: December 3, 2018 Preseli Press Series: The Brandon Trilogy, Book 1 Genre: Historical/Tudor/Biographical From the author of the international best-selling Tudor Trilogy, the true story of the Tudor dynasty continues with the daughter of King Henry VII, sister to King Henry VIII. Mary Tudor watches her elder […]

A Rake Like You by Becky Michaels #excerpt

Excerpt: Chapter Eleven After taking a few days to gather the courage to call on her, Charles found himself in his aunt’s drawing room. Lady Ramsbury and his sister rose to greet him as he entered, both of them with unreadable expressions on their faces. He would have liked to know what they were thinking, […]

The Jalopy by Wes Verde

Leaving something behind, is sometimes what it takes to realize just how good thing were and that maybe that was home after all. This was a fun, lighthearted read about two people struggling through life in the late 1920’s and that what they want most in life is right in front of them, they just […]