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  • October 15, 2023

    Journey through the untamed West: A Review of “Death in the Tallgrass” by Donald Willerton

    Donald Willerton’s “Death in the Tallgrass” is an epic masterpiece that swept me off my feet, earning a solid 10 out of 5 stars. In just one day, I was ensnared in its rich narrative, unraveling a complex tale of a young law student, Harry Bonner, who plunges from his citified lifestyle into parts of…

  • October 11, 2023

    My Journey to Publishing “A Profitable Wife” with Historium Press

    I am elated to announce a significant milestone in my writing career – the upcoming publication of my novel, “A Profitable Wife,” in partnership with Historium Press! Their dedication to the craft, specifically Historical Fiction, aligns seamlessly with the essence of my book, making this collaboration a harmonious blend. Stay tuned for an intimate glimpse…

  • October 11, 2023

    A Dance with Art and War: A Review of “Saving Madonna” by Kate Bristow

    In the shadow of the devastating storms of World War II, Kate Bristow’s “Saving Madonna” shines a piercing light on the indomitable spirit of a community bent on preserving the soul of their nation, encapsulated in treasured artworks. Readers follow the young and determined Elena, based on a true historic figure, who, with her community,…

  • October 9, 2023

    The Dawn of the Whigs: When Henry Clay Confronted the Iron Will of Andrew Jackson

    In the pages of my novel ‘A Profitable Wife,’ readers are transported to a time of intense political drama, where the turbulent clash between Henry Clay and President Andrew Jackson sets a tumultuous backdrop to the narrative, weaving a tale where personal and political destinies are inextricably linked. On that fervent day of December 12,…

  • October 4, 2023

    Unraveling the Complex Tapestry of Andrew Jackson: A Review of “American Lion – Andrew Jackson in the White House” by Jon Meacham

    In my Kindle library one will find Jon Meacham’s “American Lion – Andrew Jackson in the White House” which provides an unflinching look at one of America’s most enigmatic presidents. Despite being a polarizing figure, due in part to policies such as the forced removal of Native Americans, Meacham’s narrative illuminates the significant role Jackson…

  • October 4, 2023

    The Immortal Legacy of Henry Clay: A Beacon Across Ages

    “Henry Clay – The Essential American” by David S. Heidler and Jean T. Heidler is a masterpiece that effortlessly threads through the intricate tapestry of one of America’s most iconic statesmen. From my personal library, this gem of a book, bears pages marked by my own hand with highlighted passages and dog-eared corners. It unveils…

  • October 2, 2023

    Unearthing the Untold: A Review of “Pioneer Women: The Lives of Women on the Frontier”

    Within my personal library, “Pioneer Women: The Lives of Women on the Frontier” by Linda Peavy and Ursula Smith is quite a gem. It reveals the untold stories of women who faced and overcame incredible challenges in the early days of the American frontier. It was such a valuable resource when writing my novel, “A…

  • October 2, 2023

    Stack of Books

    Just looking at this stack of books, each one a stepping stone on my journey to writing “A Profitable Wife“. Beyond these, there were countless hours spent digging through online archives, each piece of history weaving the rich tapestry of my novel. As I step into this next phase, partnering with a publisher, I’m reminded…

  • October 2, 2023

    The Journey to “A Profitable Wife”

    Hello dear readers, I am beyond excited to share an inside story of my latest novel, “A Profitable Wife”. It’s a journey that took me through the pages of history, immersing myself in a world where every detail, every moment, and every character comes to life from the richness of the past. My days and…

  • March 16, 2023

    The Storytellers…

    An excerpt from “a Profitable wife” FOREWORD The first time I bore witness to this infamous family lore I was about nine years old. I was sitting on a footstool next to my grandmother’s rocking chair. Her tone was hushed and secretive. Her head tilted to one side with a coy smile. This particular story…

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