Fool

Book Title: Fool

Series: n/a

Author Name: Mary Lawrence

Publication Date: April 14, 2026

Publisher: Red Puddle Print

Pages: 322

Genre: Historical fiction/mystery

Any Triggers: no

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Fool

Mary Lawrence

Blurb:

Betrayal. Power. Perception. The most dangerous mind at court belongs to a fool. 

From the author of The Alchemist’s Daughter comes a dark tale of ambition and survival.

One of the most vibrant characters I’ve encountered in years.“–Goodreads Ecostell

Kronos is a fool–mocked for his dwarfism, prized for his juggling, and underestimated by everyone who matters. But in a court ruled by paranoia and whispers, invisibility is its own kind of power.

When Kronos overhears a secret that could destroy Queen Katherine Howard, he becomes a liability the crown cannot afford. Silenced, mutilated, and left for dead, he survives–barely.

Rescued by an ambitious apothecary, Kronos soon realizes he has not escaped danger–he has merely changed masters. His secret is worth a fortune…and powerful men are willing to kill to control it.

But Kronos has spent his life being overlooked and he’s ready to use that to his advantage.

As rival factions circle and scheme, Kronos sets a plan in motion–one that could topple the mighty, rewrite his fate, and force his foes to reconsider which of them is truly…the fool.

Perfect for fans of C.J. Sansom and Philippa Gregory

Snippet 2:

All stories have a beginning—as do all lives. Once upon a time begins with a mother’s final push thrusting a child into the world. A world indifferent to yet another mewling mouth seeking to find its place among a multitude of others just as needy and just as expectant. There with its scowling face, clenched eyes and fists, the necessity to breathe air instead of fluid. Live—and a story unfolds.

Stories build incrementally, then become full with the passage of time. Is it not true of lives? Threads of days become months, become years, which are woven into a tapestry. Mayhap the tale might be pleasing. The tale might be simple, an ease of prediction satisfying, but hardly revolutionary. Then, there are tapestries and lives that dazzle. Their threads shimmer and are appreciated by those who know how to see.

Which tale is this? That is for you to decide.

Praise for Fool:

Vividly written and grounded in scrupulous research, Fool captures both the dark comedy and lethal danger of Henry VIII’s court.

~ Nancy Bilyeau, author of The Crown and The Blue

A masterclass in immersive storytelling.

~ Tony Riches, author of the best-selling Tudor Trilogy

A thoughtful and unsparing Tudor novel that reframes the court jester not as comic ornament but as a precarious witness to power.

~ Megan Parker for IndieReader

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Author Bio:

Mary Lawrence is the author of the Bianca Goddard mysteries, a 5-book series that takes place in the slums of Tudor London featuring the daughter of an infamous alchemist. Suspense Magazine named The Alchemist’s Daughter and The Alchemist of Lost Souls best historical mysteries of 2015 and 2017.

Her writing has been published in several journals, including The Daily Beast. When she is not writing, she tends a small berry farm in Maine with her husband and creates artisanal jams for sale at market.

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This entry was posted on April 14, 2026. 1 Comment

Lucky Ducks

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Claire Stone needs to reinvent herself after a painful divorce. She moves to NYC from L.A. and is ready for some good luck and a fresh start. On her way to a job interview (wearing lucky duck underwear – a gift from her best friend), a clumsy oaf barrels into her, sending her to the concrete. Claire’s world takes an even bigger tumble when she discovers the handsome klutz who scuffed her up turns out to be her new boss.

Engaged twice. Dumped twice. Kasen Isaak has had his fill of green-eyed women, yet his father insists he hire Claire – a nail-biting, claustrophobic with the greenest eyes he’s ever seen.

Follow the chaos of their raw beginning, incredibly chaotic and amazing middle, and tumultuous and spectacular lucky ending!

My Review:

Mary Schmidt

4.0 out of 5 stars Short read

Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026

Format: Kindle

This is a short romance read perfect for light weekend reading. The novel is sweetly romantic with flawed characters who come to love despite any perceived flaw. You can’t stop love.

The Last Fatal Hour

Book Title: The Last Fatal Hour

Series: N/a

Author Name: Jan Matthews

Publication Date: April 7, 2026

Publisher: Coffee and Ink Press

Pages: 310

Genre: historical mystery

Any Triggers: no

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The Last Fatal Hour

Jan Matthews

Blurb:

A budding socialite haunted by war steps into the Brooklyn Heights world of whispers, seances, and murder.

For Leona Gladney, former woman soldier of the Union Army, life goes on despite the echoes of the battlefield in her heart. Now a suffragist and budding socialite in Brooklyn Heights, she yearns for a literary life and family. But her husband’s business partner embezzles their money and disappears.

The society matrons of Brooklyn Heights turn a gimlet eye on Leona after the suspicious death of a wealthy friend. Leona will do anything to find justice for her friend and clear her own name, but she finds only secrets, seances and murder.

Logline: A budding socialite haunted by war steps into the Brooklyn Heights world of whispers, seances, and murder.

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Jan Matthews is an American expat living in the sunshine in Portugal. She is (finally) retired from HIM and writes historical mysteries from the Middle Ages to World War I.

When not writing or drinking coffee and wine in nearby cafes, she knits and crochets for charity and reviews books on her blog.

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This entry was posted on April 9, 2026. 2 Comments

A Taste of Evil

Book Title: A Taste of Evil

Series: The Hani’s Daughter Mysteries

Author Name: N.L. Holmes

Publication Date: October 30, 2025

Publisher: WayBack Press

Pages: 247

Genre: Historical Cozy Mystery

Any Triggers: Incest is passingly mentioned

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A Taste of Evil

by N.L. Holmes

Blurb:

In Tutankhamen’s Egypt, the vizier’s head cook dies suspiciously, and it looks like murder to Neferet and Bener-ib. Only, who would want to kill a cook, a man admired by all?

Perhaps he has professional rivals or a jealous wife. But she is the longtime cook of Neferet’s family, a dear retainer above reproach. Was her husband the good man he seemed to be, or did he have the shady past our two sleuths begin to suspect?

They’d better find out soon before the waters of foreign conspiracy rise around Neferet and her diplomat father. If they can’t find the killer, it could mean war with Egypt’s enemy, Kheta — and someone else could die. Maybe one of our nosy sleuths…  

Excerpt 4:

The young women passed through the long rows of vaulted magazines housing cargo that traveled upriver or downriver to the southern capital. Although she had never entered any of the warehouses, Neferet imagined piles of ivory tusks and ostrich plumes from Ta-nehesy stacked inside. In a battered little block just within the commercial district, a few scruffy houses still stood in a cloud of dust and noise engendered by the endless donkey trains and lines of burden-bearing stevedores that trudged in and out of the storehouses.

The three women stumped up to the gate of a tumbledown adobe cube whose door, screened by a fly mat hanging askew, stood open.

“Hello,Wenet? It’s Neferet and Bener-ib,” Neferet called. “Do you have a minute?”

The herbalist appeared on the doorsill. There was nothing she looked less like than the flower her name suggested—a tall, rawboned woman stooped with age, with a bristly crop of hairs sprouting from her bony chin. She peered out at her visitors with the intensity of the nearsighted, then her expression brightened. “Mut, the mother of us all! It’s me doctor girls, hee-hee! Surely you ain’t run out of herbs already. What can I get for ye?”

“No, our herbs are holding up, thanks. We wanted to know if you do spell casting.”

Wenet looked modestly at her dirty nails. “Why, I been known to cast a powerful one or two in me day, me lady. Whatcha need? Love charm, hee-hee?” She stepped back, and the three pushed into the close salon. The air was heavy with dust, perspiration, and the musky smell of drying aromatics, which hung from the low ceiling beams so densely one had to duck to walk.

“We need a stopping curse. Three men are fleeing downriver in a yacht, and my father needs to catch them. Can you do that?”

“Nothin’ simpler. I’ll need you ladies to write their names.”

Wenet hobbled off into the depths of her inverted garden, the drying bouquets swinging wildly as her gray head struck one after another. A moment later, she returned with a bowl that looked as if she might have just emptied it of her dinner. In her other hand, she carried a long piece of charcoal. Gesturing for the others to join her, she sat on the floor and began to make marks on the greasy pottery. The process seemed to demand a lot of concentration. The herbalist bent over the bowl, her tongue protruding between her sparse teeth, and murmured incomprehensible words to herself. The three sunets watched, transfixed.

At last, Wenet straightened up. “You write them people’s names on here now, me ladies.” She passed her charcoal to Neferet.

“Oh, what’s his real name? It isn’t Sutarna after all…” The young woman stared at the bowl, suddenly helpless.

“Tupkish,” Bener-ib supplied, and Neferet wrote it out phonetically.

“And the other two are, uh… uh…”

“Tunip-teshub and Muttiwaza.”

Neferet flicked her colleague a grateful look. One could always count on Bener-ib to remember something. Neferet added the names of the servants in her bold, oversized hand and pushed the bowl back to Wenet. The only thing Neferet could recognize among the signs the herbalist had inscribed was a long zigzag line that probably represented the River, broken in the middle by a web of scratches that might signify a net or trap. An upside-down boat, such as a child might draw, floated at the side, surrounded by three blobs that could be heads bobbing in the water. Jagged symbols surrounded them—spears or arrows, perhaps—drawing the attention of the demons to the erstwhile victims. It wasn’t a masterwork, but what really mattered were the prayers.

Mumbling a string of imprecations in a dire voice, Wenet hurled the bowl to the floor, where it shattered noisily, sending shards flying into the shadowy corners of the room. Neferet could almost see the dark storm cloud of the curse gathering in the air, drawing to it all the violence and pain that stalked the earth.

“What do we owe you?” Neferet asked.

“Pay me next time ye get dried herbs. ’Cause I don’t have no wick torches to finish the job, so you’re gonna have to do it. Light three good wax wick torches and let ’em burn down. When the last one goes out, those three men’ll stop cold. Hee-hee! No matter where they is, they won’t be goin’ no further.”

“Brilliant!”Neferet beamed. “You’ve helped the good god himself.”

They bade the old woman goodbye and hustled out into the street. As soon as they were alone, Mut-tuy said, “I wonder if you couldn’t put a curse on the person guilty of Int-ef’s murder so that he had to stop suddenly. Then all you’d have to do to identify him would be to find the person who’d mysteriously frozen.”

Neferet pondered this, picturing someone suddenly toppling over in the street like a fallen statue.

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N.L. Holmes is the pen name of a professional archaeologist. She has excavated in Greece and in Israel and taught ancient history and humanities at the university level for many years. She has always had a passion for books, and in childhood, she and her cousin used to write stories for fun.

These days she lives in France with her husband, two cats, geese, and chickens, where she gardens, weaves, dances, and plays the violin.

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This entry was posted on April 7, 2026. 1 Comment

Infidel: The Daughters of Aragon

Infidel: The Daughters of Aragon

(Six Tudor Queens)

By Nicola Harris


Publication Date: 5th March 2026
Publisher: ‎ Independently Published
Print Length: 268 Pages
Genre: Biographical Historical Fiction | Tudor Fiction | Historical Fiction

Blurb:

Born in the glittering courts of Castile and Aragon and forged in the shadow of war, Catalina de Aragón grows up surrounded by queens, rebels, and explorers. She is her mother’s last daughter, the final jewel of a dynasty built on conquest and faith, and the one child Isabella of Castile cannot bear to lose.

But destiny has already claimed Catalina.

Promised to Prince Arthur of England since childhood, she is raised to bind kingdoms, soothe old wounds, and carry the hopes of an empire across the sea. Yet, Spain fractures under rebellion, grief, and the ruthless zeal of its own rulers.

From the burning streets of Granada to the storm‑lashed Bay of Biscay, Catalina and her sisters must navigate a treacherous path shaped by ambition, betrayal, and the dangerous love of men who fear the power of queens. She learns to read cyphers, to read hearts, and to stand unbroken even as her childhood is stripped from her piece by piece.

And when she finally sails for England armed with her mother’s lessons, her father’s steel, and the ghosts of the Alhambra at her back, Catalina steps into her fate not as a girl, but as a force.

A princess.

A survivor.

A daughter of Aragon.

Infidel is the story of a young woman raised for greatness and destined to reshape the fate of nations. This is Catalina, as she has never been seen before. She is fierce, vulnerable, and unforgettable.

A sweeping, intimate portrait of sisterhood, survival, and the making of a dynasty, Infidel reveals the hidden lives of a woman whose courage shaped the Tudor world.

Any Triggers: Grief, mild peril, the Spanish Inquisition, enslaved people, death in childbirth and miscarriage.

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Author Bio:

Nicola Harris

I’ve always been a writer, but it was only when illness forced me to stop everything that I finally had the time to write a novel. After decades of misdiagnosis, I learned I was born with a serious genetic condition, not rare, but profoundly misunderstood. The clues were there from birth, and suddenly, a lifetime of struggle made sense.

Writing became my lifeline: a way to step beyond my pain, to shape my experience into a story, and to find meaning where there had once been only endurance.

I have a lifelong love of children, Counselling, and Psychotherapy Theory and history.

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Keeper Tyree

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An aging bounty hunter and a woman bent on vengeance form an unlikely alliance.

Keeper Tyree is an aging bounty hunter who lives by his own set of rules. He’s a hard man, but just, and his word is his bond. He’s a loner and likes it that way. Then Cathleen O’Donnell catapults into his life looking to hire his gun. Josiah Pardee has killed her boy, and she’s out for vengeance. Somehow all his hard and fast rules, including working alone and minding his own business, crumbles in the face of the immovable widow he now works for. He finds himself rescuing soiled doves, a myopic bookworm more suited to city life than the Wild West, and an hombre being dragged to death by angry cardplayers, as he tracks down the murdering sidewinder Josiah Pardee.


“This book contains plenty of grit and gunfire, but no graphic violence or explicit scenes.”

My Review:

This novel is a wonderful book perfect for those who like grit with the old west appeal. There may be a few soiled doves, and a few old west guns going, but there is love blooming between a cantanerous man who reminded me of John Wayne, and set in old west Kansas worked well.

Prone Versus Supine – Writers Get It Right!!!

Yes, I’m a nurse, and I know the difference.

In 99% of the books I read, victims are lying prone. It aggravates me to read that a person is prone on the floor and is being given CPR. Prone literally means one is face, stomach, body is down.

Supine means to lie down on one’s back with face upward. Best to do CPR this way.

The Twisted Road

Book Title: The Twisted Road

Series: Barrister Perris

Author Name: A.B. Michaels

Publication Date: March 10, 2026

Publisher: Historium Press

Pages: 308

Genre: historical mystery

Any Triggers: n/a

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The Twisted Road

by A.B. Michaels

Blurb:

1907

Rising from the devastation of a massive earthquake and fire, San Francisco is once again on the move. But a strike by streetcar drivers threatens to halt the Golden City in its tracks. Protests turn to violence and violence leads to death. Soon a young guard is convicted of willfully killing a protester and the public is out for blood.

Jonathan Perris, an immigrant attorney from England, has opened a law firm with an eye toward righting wrongs, and the guard’s conviction may fall into that category.  But the talented barrister soon finds his newfound career shaken by a tragic event: the gruesome murder of the beautiful and mysterious Lena Mendelssohn—a woman he’s been squiring around town. It’s difficult to run a law firm when you’ve been arrested for murder.

Excerpt 4:

Chapter Thirty-Nine

“Another Dubious Client”

“For Heaven’s sakes, you cannot represent that man!” Cordelia had returned to the office and encountered Dove and Jonathan sitting in the kitchen, each nursing a glass of whiskey. When Dove relayed what had transpired with Detective Hennessey, she practically shouted her objection.

“Why, counselor?” Jonathan asked calmly.

“Number One—” She counted her fingers for emphasis—“you shouldn’t even be out of the hospital much less planning to defend a man we all know to be a murderer.” She glared at Dove. “When I left, I thought I was leaving our employer in good, safe hands, but you … you thought nothing of his weakened condition and just took off with him, like two little boys playing hooky. He could have fallen, or blacked out, or—”

Jonathan’s voice remained even. “But I didn’t. Please continue.”

His cool-headedness made her want to smack him, but she refrained. Barely. “Number two: all evidence points to Alex Morrow or Alexei Morozov or whoever the hell he is, being the mystery man, the ‘Lev,’ at Aunt Susie’s. Since the two women who shared him and that room are dead, that makes it pretty damn obvious he was involved in those crimes.”

“It does appear that way, however—”

She barreled on. “And Number three, I feel it in my bones that he is the man who picked up Emmett Barnes’s gun.  He was at the riot, Jimmy Walsh didn’t like him, and he knew Emmett Barnes, at least indirectly. So, it would be a total conflict of interest for us to represent both the defendant and the probable killer!”

“How can you be so sure about all that??” Dove asked.

“Betsy Foster was the girl that Emmett Barnes was sweet on, and it’s highly likely Alex knew that. Emmett said that a man he didn’t recognize called out to him just before he got hit with the brick. Later, when Emmett came to, that same man had his hand on Emmett’s gun at the back of the car. At the time, Emmett thought he was going to steal it, but what if he was just returning it after shooting Jimmy Walsh? What better way for Morrow to rid himself of two obstacles than to kill one of them and pin the crime on the other?” She paced in front of the blackboard, a kind of frazzled energy racing through her. Inhaling deeply, she let her breath out slowly. It usually helped to calm her.

“May I speak?” Jonathan asked.

Still using her special breathing technique, Cordelia nodded. She noticed that Dove was suppressing a smile and wanted to smack him, too.

“All of your points are valid,” Jonathan began. “Let me answer them in reverse order. Alex Morrow has not been arrested for the crime of shooting Jim Walsh. Moreover, as you already know, you are not required to find Mr. Walsh’s killer, only to show the strong possibility that Emmett Barnes didn’t do it. You can certainly state that you believe Alex Morrow is the killer, but if you make that allegation, you must provide evidence to support it. I have not agreed to defend him against that charge, so I see no conflict of interest there.”

He swallowed the last of his drink. “As to what happened to Sybil West and Betsy Foster, I see this as an opportunity to find the answers we’ve been searching for. Morrow is indeed the nexus among all the major players in this drama—Sybil, Betsy, and even perhaps Jim Walsh. I need to know how all the pieces fit together, and if I can establish a relationship with the man, I might be able to do that.”

“And what if he cops to one crime, but not the one you’re defending him against?” Dove asked.

“Yes,” Cordelia pressed, “What happens then? As his counsel, you’re honor-bound to keep whatever he says between the two of you. Are you willing to defend a man you know is a killer—one who maybe killed someone you cared about—and someone who was more than willing to have you go down for the crime?”

Jonathan paused before answering. “I honestly don’t know.”  He rose and spread his arms. “As to your first objection, you can see that I am, if not hale and hearty, at least on the mend. I plan to stop by the hospital and pick up some more of that aspirin, I think they call it. I’ve never had occasion to use it before, and I must say, it’s top notch.”

“And after you go to the hospital?” Cordelia asked with a scowl.

“You know where I’m going. I’m sorry, but I must.”

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Author Bio:

A native of California, A.B. Michaels holds masters’degrees in history (UCLA) and broadcasting (San Francisco State University).  After working for many years as a promotional writer and editor, she turned to writing the kind of page-turning fiction she loves to read.  She writes historical fiction (“The Golden City” series), historical mystery (the “Barrister Perris” series) and contemporary romantic suspense (“Sinner’s Grove Suspense.”). All three series are character-linked and all are stand-alone reads.

Michaels lives in Boise, Idaho with her husband and elderly wiener dog, Teddy, who cannot see or hear, but sniffs his way from one comfortable spot to another.  In addition to writing and dog-snuggling, Michaels is an avid reader, traveller, quilter and bocce player, as well as a mediocre but enthusiastic golfer.

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This entry was posted on March 31, 2026. 2 Comments

How to Find Readers for Your Book

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Author Stefanie Nici shares some of her own techniques to help writers easily find new readers while living everyday life.
Quickly learn the ideas, concepts, and methods you can apply before and after publishing. Read how you can spark engagement on and off social media to help increase sales and added income without having to flip through pages of filler and fluff to find out.

My Review:

Mary Schmidt

5.0 out of 5 stars Thanks

Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026

Format: Kindle

Due to you being my guest on last Tuesday’s podcast and for being such a fun and creative person, I had to buy this book. Your voice and advice ring true.