Michael Llewellyn is the author of 21 books under various pen names in historical fiction and time travel. While living in the French Quarter, his passion for New Orleans history produced Twelfth Night, which delves into the dark side of 1857 Creole society and the exotic caste system of the free people of color. The New Orleans Times-Picayune praised his “gift for atmosphere and characterization. This book will be the gilded bean in your carnival king cake.”
This was followed by Creole Son about French painter Edgar Degas and a turbulent 1872 New Orleans visit which revolutionized his artistic style. The Louisiana Advocate said, “Creole Son succeeds in delivering what historical fiction should deliver. It engages, it educates, and above all, it entertains.”
The Goat Castle Murder unmasked a sensational real-life crime in 1932 Natchez, Mississippi. The Louisiana Advocate called it, “Impeccably written and rich with detail, a provocative story of lost grandeur, peppered with elements of incest, insanity and extreme eccentricity.” Michael’s time travel trilogy transports readers to 1862 New Orleans in Still Time, 1914 Romanov Russia in Past Time, and the fanciful Kingdom of 1820s Haiti in Out of Time.
Michael is married and lives in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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Time Travel Trilogy
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