Ships fascinate me, whether currently afloat or sunken wrecks explored in documentaries. The Lusitania is my favorite. Imagine sailing in a ship grand enough for King Solomon and all his wives. Imagine sailing aboard in May, 1915, when a German submarine hurtled a torpedo into it. I love to cruise. My very first time aboard…
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Love and Marriage in Colonial America By Lynne Tagawa What was romance like in colonial America? Well, it depended where you lived. Among the first families of Tidewater Virginia, marriages were frequently arranged, and love was not required. Divorce was almost impossible. If you’ve ever read a “Regency romance,” these elements are familiar. But if…
Welcome to Trumpet Tuesdays. I understand you’re the heroine in Taming Julia. Can you tell us a little about yourself? Howdy! Name’s Jules Montgomery. My proper name is Julia but I don’t ever go by it. I’m one of those, what do you call it? Oh yes, a mail-order bride, although it took me a…
Lewiston Sun Journal: “From San Antonio to Rangeley” Interview with author of “The Marble Falls Legacy,” Bruce Judisch BY STEVE HUNNEWELL I read an incredible little /mystery/thriller/romance book last winter, called Quimby Pond, by Bruce Judisch. And not only was it a “page turner/can’t put it down” type of book, but it’s set in my future…
One of the things this site offers is the chance for guest bloggers. By agreeing to the guidelines and signing up through SignUp Genius, I love interacting with the bloggers and authors who share their content and hearts. Today is a little bit different, but I’m excited to introduce you to blogger and author Kathy…