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  • A Voice That Echoed: A Review of ‘The Queen of the Platform’ by Susan Higginbotham

    Susan Higginbotham delivers a captivating tale in “The Queen of the Platform.” This novel is a richly detailed journey through the life of Ernestine Rose, a woman whose name is etched deeply in the annals of women’s rights history. The story begins with Ernestine, in her retirement years, reflecting on her past. We are taken… →

  • Eleanor Unveiled: A Riveting Journey in ‘Daughter of the Sun’

    As an ardent fan of historical fiction, diving into G. Lawrence’s “Daughter of the Sun,” is an experience I have eagerly anticipated. As a self-proclaimed Eleanor of Aquitaine fangirl, I’m endlessly amazed by her remarkable journey through history. G. Lawrence masterfully recounts the life of the young Eleanor of Aquitaine, a figure who rises from… →

  • Echoes of the Wild: The Heart of ‘A Profitable Wife’

    In today’s post, I share a poignant moment from my novel “A Profitable Wife,” highlighting the intense emotions and unyielding determination from the perspective of Easter, the mother of a runaway. This excerpt showcases Easter’s profound relief as she rescues her son from a perilous situation. Easter’s journey, marked by a fierce resolve, mirrors the… →

  • A Profitable Wife: A Holiday Journey into American History

    As I sit back and contemplate the recent launch of my book, “A Profitable Wife,” drawing upon my background as an enterprise software engineer, I find myself contemplating the intriguing parallels between introducing new technology and crafting a novel. In both endeavors, there’s a profound sense of creation, followed by a pivotal moment when the… →