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When Thrones and Kingdoms are in Play: Writing an Epic Battle

This week I’m sharing a post I wrote for writer Elisabeth Storr’s blog about my writing process for Flights of Treason and how I wrangled a challenging battle scene based on archaeology laced with magic.

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The Jan Christopher Mysteries by Helen Hollick

One of my longtime friends in the historical fiction world, Helen Hollick, has turned her hand to cozy mysteries set in 1970’s London. She’s sharing a spotlight about the latest release in this fun series, A Memory of Murder.

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Mycenaean Armor & Experimental Archaeology

Experimental archaeology is so cool. Researchers put Mycenaean armor on volunteers from the Hellenic Forces to test its battle worthiness. And they even answered my warrior food question. Read on.

Mallory Saga

The Mallory Saga, Colonial & Revolutionary America

I’m welcoming historical fiction author Paul Bennett to my blog this week. His 7 book series opens in the French and Indian War and continues into the American Revolution. Enjoy his guest post.

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Story Time, Flights of Treason

Today, I’m reading aloud from my latest release, Flights of Treason. Come on through for a brief story time. So many of my friends couldn’t join me at the Avid Reader for the book launch, so here’s a little taste.

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Book Launch Celebration for Flights of Treason

You’re invited! At the Avid Reader Bookstore, Davis, Judith Starkston’s book launch celebration for her latest novel, Flights of Treason. It’ll be an evening of lively conversation & laughter led by Davis author Eileen Rendahl. Dive into Judith’s Hittite inspired historical fantasy series.

The Mystery of Rufford Abbey

The Mystery of Rufford Abbey, Book Review

Here’s my review of The Mystery of Rufford Abbey, a dual timeline thriller set in the modern day with a time traveling medieval woman. If you enjoy contemporary psychological crime fiction and historical fiction, this might be a good choice.