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.
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.
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.
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.
New release: FLIGHTS OF TREASON
I invite you to celebrate launch day with me. Hear what people have to say about my latest historical fantasy and you might even want to buy a copy.
On my blog this week, I have an interview with Simon Rose, author of a young adult historical fantasy series called the The Stone of the Seer.
If you love the myths surrounding the Trojan War as much as I do, you’ll enjoy the latest frescoes found at Pompeii. My thoughts and links to good photos.
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.
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.
When I first started studying Turkey’s archaeology, there was one amazing Neolithic site with huge buildings and amazing artwork. Not what you expect from hunter gatherers. Now more than 20 sites have been uncovered in an arc of 125 miles at the base of the Taurus mountains. What on earth was going on here–and why here and not elsewhere? Read on to find out.
