One moment you’re alive in 2018. Then you put on a ring that you feel drawn to. You’re sucked down through the whirlwinds of time, and find yourself in France during the year 1916. You’re in your pajamas with no other clothes, no money, and no means to take care of yourself. What do you…
Category: Historical Fiction
African American, Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction
The Chronicles of Neffie – a Review
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Runinniduk and his Coin – Guest Post by John Mugglebee
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• •In my historical novel Neespaugot: The Legend of the Indian’s Coin, Runinniduk, the Native American forefather of the story, is awarded one of the first coins minted in the New World for his help in translating the Holy Bible into Algonquian. Bearing the seal of Massachusetts Bay Colony, the coin is subsequently passed down from…
Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned, Words
Neespaugot: The Legend of the Indian’s Coin – a Review
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One Shot At Love – a Review
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Onyx Webb: Book Six: Episodes 16, 17, & 18 – a Review
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• •In episodes 16, 17, and 18 of the Onyx Webb series, family secrets are revealed as is the identity of a serial killer. People’s pasts are beginning to catch up with them and so are the terrible things they have done. The book opens with the introduction of a new character, Newt Drystad. An autistic…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned, Words
The Blue Hour – a Review
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The Munich Girl – a Review
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• •War is a horrible thing. But sometimes, war is necessary. Towns, villages, and cities are destroyed. Many lives are changed, some for the better and some for the worse. Anna is about to discover just how World War II changed her life. Instead of focusing on the horrors of the crimes the Nazis committed during…