“He found the young man lying in the snow, his battered body pushed deep under the brambles at the bottom of a ravine. If it had not been for the sound of the car door slamming, Hans Gunnerson would never have found him.” This is how my new WW… Read More »Researching The Jossing Affair by J. L. Oakley
The third novel in my Tales of Ancient Rome saga is entitled Call to Juno. It is set in the final year of a ten year siege between the Etruscan city of Veii and the nascent Republican Rome in 396 BC. These cities were situated only 12 miles apart across… Read More »Evocatio: How to Woo a Goddess by Elisabeth Storrs
Within British (and by that I mean Welsh/Cymry/Celtic) legend, a High Council—a Parliament of a sort—existed in the Dark Ages to choose a “high king”. One of these high kings, according to legend, was King Arthur. Later, during Arthur’s reign, he instituted his ’round table’, a gathering of equals, to… Read More »The High Council of Britain by Sarah Woodbury
“I have a little shadow that goes in and out with me.” ~~~~Robert Louis Stevenson In The Child of the Erinyes, a series dealing with reincarnation, only one of the main characters retains memories from previous lives. Because the others come back with a clean slate, so to speak, I’ve… Read More »Bringing color into The Sixth Labyrinth by Rebecca Lochlann
Priestesses and Prostitutes, a boxed set that contains a novella and three novels by members of the Historical Fiction Authors Cooperative, is only 99 cents until March 31. This boxed set can be found on Kindle, Kobo, iTunes, and Nook. ♦♦♦♦♦ Two women struggle for survival and understanding in the wake… Read More »Priestesses and Prostitutes: Four Novels of Ancient Times