Happy #ThankfulThursday. It’s a cool misty autumn morning here in Wisconsin, my favorite kind. My mini Yorkie Ruby and I are tucked up in my recliner right now. She’s curled in a little ball on my lap, and I am drinking a cup of tea and talking with you. However, the morning didn’t start out …
Today, as a part of the Coffee Pot Book Club, I am hosting a stop on the book tour for Raleigh–Tudor Adventurer, by Tony Riches.
I’ve getting back to an old love—reading at night before I go to bed. It makes me happy and helps me rest. My mind stays too active writing at night, so I had to switch that up. I read a number of excellent books last month: The Curator’s Daughter, A Change of Fortune, and Things We Didn’t Say.
I wrapped up reading in 2021 with some good books. Check out my list…
Today, as a part of the coffee pot Book Club, I’m happy to feature Beneath a Veil of Smoke and Ash.
As a part of the Coffeepot Book Club, I am happy to feature historical fiction novel, The Landscape of a Marriage, by Gail Ward Olmsted, today.
I have not read ‘Tho I Be Mute yet but would like to. It sounds interesting, especially with its Native American vein! So today, as a part of the Coffeepot Book Club, I am happy to feature this historical fiction romance novel.
My latest historical novel, In a Grove of Maples, is inspired by my grandparents, my dad’s folks, and their lives as Wisconsin farmers in the late 1890’s.
Do you enjoy reading books that are written, in part, through diary entries, or letters? If so, you’ll enjoy my upcoming novel, In a Grove of Maples. One of my main characters, Beryl Massart, keeps a diary. Each chapter opens with a diary entry of hers dated from the future, so readers gets a taste for what is ahead in the story and keeps them turning the pages.
As a part of the Coffeepot Book Club, let me introduce you to Clare Flynn and her newest novel, Sisters at War.