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Two Women Linked 150 Years Apart - an Editorial Review of "What Time Has Kept"
Book Blurb: Two women, 150 years apart, linked by an enduring archaeological mystery "An intriguing and absorbing novel, meticulously researched." -Fiona Valpy, internationally bestselling author of The Sky Beneath Us In 1870s Scotland, Christian Maclagan--one of Britain's first female archaeologists--struggles for recognition in a world determined to silence her. Emboldened by her acquisition of a rare Neolithic carved stone ball, she becomes obsessed with unlocking its anci
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In 1912, Women Weren't Meant to Fly - an Editorial Review of "Beyond the Sky's Edge" (Hold Sept 8)
Book Blurb: They tried to keep her grounded. Livvie Newcomb dreams of more than what society dictates. When a tragedy strikes, she is drawn into the daring new world of aviation at Kinloch Field in St. Louis, where flying machines promise freedom unlike anything she has ever known. Yet in 1912, women weren't meant to fly. Facing ridicule, financial hardship, and fierce opposition, Livvie refuses to abandon the sky. As mysterious acts of sabotage threaten her training and long
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A Featured Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "The Irish Ties That Bind"
BOOK EXCERPT The Irish Ties That Bind: Excerpt #1 (An Introduction to Irish Emigration) “In the southern region of Ireland during the first half of the nineteenth century, the majority of the population shared a distinct cultural identity rooted in significant Irish ties that bound them together. … What divisions that existed among the people were largely due to differences in religion, social class, and land ownership. … Ultimately, the British Protestant landlords wanted to
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