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When Secrets Bloom: It's Publication Day #NewRelease
Come and celebrate with me the publication day of When Secrets Bloom, my latest historical fiction novel set in medieval Transylvania. I have a special offer for you: the e-book is only 99c / 99p over all Amazon platforms AND you can read it even if you don’t have an e-reader or a kindle: link to Amazon free app under the buy now button. Continue reading When Secrets Bloom: It’s Publication…
“I trust scars more than smiles." #BookQuote When Secrets Bloom
“I trust scars more than smiles.” At first, it sounds like the kind of sentence one should not agree with: “I trust scars more than smiles. Yours told me more than any oath ever could.” (When Secrets Bloom) Continue reading “I trust scars more than smiles.” #BookQuote When Secrets Bloom
When truth threatens the stability of power, is it ever truly allowed to emerge… or only ever tolerated in fragments?
Historical chemist researchers extracted living clues from three 500-year-old letters written by voivode Vlad III Dracula of Wallachia, Vlad the Impaler.
When the world demands you choose a side, what part of yourself are you willing to lose?
Between Vlad III Dracula, the mortal prince of Wallachia, and the immortal Count Dracula of fiction, Dracula is not a single figure at all. He is a succession of shadows, each generation reshaping the last.
Medieval letters with folded paper locks were shaped by risk and control. By letterlocking folded pages showed tampering. From Vlad III Dracula’s seals to Mary Queen of Scots epistles reflected how secrecy and survival shaped written messages.
Reading and cooking: Robbie Cheadle reviews When Secrets Bloom on Latinos USA and I share a historical recipe for Transylvanian sarmale with mushrooms, not pork.
There are places that tourists visit, photograph, and then forget. And then there are those places that get lodged in your heart for years. Like the sound and the sight of the sea just before dawn or the smell of smoke caught in a jacket long after the fire has died.
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When history is reduced to a single moment of fire and impact, what remains of the men who stood within it? #HistoricalFiction #NavalHistory
How Short Stories Actually Hold Entire Lifetimes and Why It's Important looks at emotional intensity, the challenge of writing historical fiction short stories and how to do it.
Pre-Order TODAY. This anthology gathers an extraordinary fellowship of historical storytellers, each lending their voice to a different century, a different trial. OUT 17 June.
When the world you know begins to fade, do you fight to preserve it… or find the courage to begin again?
History is often written by those in power but shaped, quietly and irrevocably, by those who stand close enough to witness, and brave enough to remember. Is history defined by those who rule… or by those who bear witness? #HistoricalFiction #BookLove #weekendreads
COVER REVEAL - Courage: Tales of History, Mystery and Hope, a historical fiction anthology. 15 lives drawn from across time, each poised at the brink of fear. They endure. They remain.
I am excited to serve as a volunteer judge for the 2026 History Through Fiction Short Story Contest. Submissions open June 15 - August 15. For historical fiction writers.
Sister Rosa’s Rebellion by Carolyn Hughes, the Weight of Silence #MedievalFiction #BookReview #TuesdayBookBlogÂ