BOOK EXCERPT:Nathanial On Arriving At Maroons CampBesides the people waiting here, more are coming. I’m the center of attention. People whisper and point at me. I don’t like what’s going on. No one looks friendly. They must think I’m a white man. Should I say something? Better leave that to Lincoln.This place looks sizable. The ground is dry. Trees and thick brush are on all sides. We crossed smaller islands like this getting here. Moses called them hummocks. This appears to be much bigger. Ther

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02.09.2025

A Journey While in Servitude - an Editorial Review of "Maren, the Fisherman's Daughter"

Book Blurb:Herr Agner Estridsen is a prosperous wheat farmer whose good fortune is endowed from a lineage of kings and queens of Denmark. In a hamlet near the sea at a far distance from Herr Estridsen, the widow Hanna Iversen approaches a memorial for her son and husband who had died in a storm at sea. She speaks to the stately marker to feel close to them and feel their spirit. Loss of income has rendered the family destitute. Indenturing her daughters, Maren and Betina, to Herr Estridsen is th

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02.09.2025

The Quiet Bravery of Women and the Power of Memory - an Editorial Review of "The Lady at the Louvre"

Book Blurb: Coming SoonBook Buy Link: Coming Soon - visit www.helenconstantine.com to sign up for her newsletter and receive an ARC copy of the book.Author Bio:Helen Constantine writes non-fiction and historical fiction inspired by brave and remarkable women in World War II. Her books shine a light on little known female heroes from this era. Women whose courage and resilience were often overlooked or downplayed after the war. Ordinary women who risked their lives to help others and do what they

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02.09.2025

A Spectacular Dual Timeline Mystery Set Beneath the Shadow of Vesuvius

Book Blurb:What Remains is a haunting dual-timeline mystery that bridges centuries-and secrets-between ancient Rome and the modern world.Forensic anthropologist Tori Benino has just landed the opportunity of a lifetime: leading a dig at a long-buried Roman village lost to the eruption of Vesuvius. But when she uncovers the remains of a Praetorian guard hidden in an ancient latrine-clearly murdered-Tori realizes she's stumbled onto something far more sinister than a routine excavation. As she dig

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A Journey While in Servitude - an Editorial Review of "Maren, the Fisherman's Daughter"

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A Spectacular Dual Timeline Mystery Set Beneath the Shadow of Vesuvius

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