Book Blurb:For historical fiction fans of women’s untold true stories, an early twentieth century novel about Jo van Gogh who battled the male-dominated art elite in her fifteen-year crusade to save her genius brother-in-law Vincent from obscurity.In the tradition of The Paris Bookseller and Her Hidden Genius, the story of a real woman overshadowed in history by the giant talent she saved, Vincent van Gogh.How did a failed belligerent Dutch painter become one of the greatest artists of our time?

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21.10.2024

When Dreams and Reality Intersect - an Editorial Review of "When Evelyn Sleeps"

Book Blurb:New York City, 1919. Evelyn Moore is a young legal secretary who slips eighty-four years into the future every time she falls asleep. After a terrifying mugging in an alleyway, Evelyn seeks advice from a budding therapist, Thomas Allen, who is fascinated by her dream life. The two soon discover Evelyn is not the only person who travels between two lives during sleep, and they must race against time to find answers, slowly falling for each other along the way.In her other life, Evelyn

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21.10.2024

The Phone Call That Saved Paris - a Featured Spotlight on Bookouture's "The Paris Inheritance" by Natalie Meg Evans

In the early hours of June 14th, 1940, Paris teetered on the brink. The German army was massing to the north of the city. Panzer divisions encircled it. Telegraph and telephone lines had been cut by French forces as they withdrew, leaving the city marooned and isolated. In my new novel, The Paris Inheritance, I write about the moment an estimated two million inhabitants fled the city, struggling through gridlocked streets alongside refugees from northern France and the Low Countries. Their goal

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22.10.2024

Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "The King's Intelligencer" by Elizabeth St John

The King’s IntelligencerDiscovering the Missing Princes in the TowerElizabeth St. JohnPublication Date: 15th October, 2024Publisher: Falcon HistoricalPages: 494Genre: Historical FictionBlurb: London, 1674: When children’s bones are unexpectedly unearthed in the Tower of London, England’s most haunting mystery—the fate of the missing princes—is reignited. Franny Apsley, trusted confidante to Charles II’s beloved niece and heir, Lady Mary Stuart, is caught up in the court’s excitement surrounding

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The Woman Behind a Most Famous Artist - an Editorial Review of "Saving Vincent"

When Dreams and Reality Intersect - an Editorial Review of "When Evelyn Sleeps"

The Phone Call That Saved Paris - a Featured Spotlight on Bookouture's "The Paris Inheritance" by Natalie Meg Evans

Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "The King's Intelligencer" by Elizabeth St John

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