Queens Don’t Play: Fear and Gender Equality in Elizabeth’s Court [GUEST POST]
We love a good mystery… especially when it transports us to a time and place we could never go on our own. In Suzanne M. Wolfe’s new novel, A Murder by Any Name, readers are taken to Elizabethan England, where the queen’s ladies in waiting are being killed off one by one, and only one man can find the killer. This premise made us wonder if while researching this story, whether or not Ms. Wolfe discovered any disparities between how the Queen dealt with men versus women. If so, to what extent did fear play a factor in how she dealt with each gender? The author answers all our questions in today’s fascinating guest post. Enjoy! —J&H Continue reading “Queens Don’t Play: Fear and Gender Equality in Elizabeth’s Court [GUEST POST]”
Love Sees Past Race in Sarah Creviston Lee’s ‘The War Between Us’ [EXCERPT]
It never fails to surprise me. No matter how many novels I read set against the backdrop of World War II, no two stories are ever identical. Because so many nations were involved in the conflict, the war tore everyone apart. But even in the midst of great turmoil and grief, stories of survival and courage and undeniable love continue to emerge. That’s why I love Sarah Creviston Lee’s book, The War Between Us. In it, she captures the dramatic, captivating and bittersweet romance between two people who should never have fallen in love. All these years after WWII, it is a story that is simultaneously touching, heartfelt, and relevant to today’s turbulent social climate. I think you’ll see what I mean when you read the excerpt below. Enjoy! —Jathan Continue reading “Love Sees Past Race in Sarah Creviston Lee’s ‘The War Between Us’ [EXCERPT]”
Love Never Dies in B.J. Daniels’ ‘Wrangler’s Rescue’ [REVIEW]
He always keeps his promises. She trusts him completely. So when a handsome cowboy disappears, the woman he loves will do everything in her power to bring him home in B.J. Daniels’ Wrangler’s Rescue, the seventh and final volume in the captivating Montana Cahills series. Continue reading “Love Never Dies in B.J. Daniels’ ‘Wrangler’s Rescue’ [REVIEW]”
Robin Cook’s ‘Pandemic’ Offers an Unnerving Look at the Future of Biotechnology [REVIEW]
A mysterious death. An unidentified body. An unknown virus. When a veteran medical examiner investigates the dark side of medicine, will he be able to stop a deadly outbreak before it’s too late? Find out in Robin Cook’s latest thriller, Pandemic. Continue reading “Robin Cook’s ‘Pandemic’ Offers an Unnerving Look at the Future of Biotechnology [REVIEW]”
Nora Roberts’ ‘Of Blood and Bone’ Celebrates Girl Power [REVIEW]
A pandemic wiped out billions. Those who remained fought valiantly to survive. Now one young girl must prepare to lead them all toward redemption. Welcome to Nora Robert’s enthralling second installment in her Chronicles of the One trilogy, Of Blood and Bone. Continue reading “Nora Roberts’ ‘Of Blood and Bone’ Celebrates Girl Power [REVIEW]”
Jathan & Heather 