Historical Novel Society (HNS) spotlights The Seaforth Heiress: Lady of the Last Prophecy
Comments“The novel brings Mary Mackenzie and the mythical pull of the Scottish Highlands back into the well-deserved spotlight.”
“The novel brings Mary Mackenzie and the mythical pull of the Scottish Highlands back into the well-deserved spotlight.”
The dramatic Regency-era story of Mary Mackenzie, victim of a century-old curse but determined to triumph as Clan Mackenzie’s only female chief.
Mary Mackenzie, daughter of Lord and Lady Seaforth, must confront a growing fear that the dire prophecy of her family’s demise is indeed coming to pass, and she may become the prophet’s final messenger of death.
Be swept away by this Regency-era family saga capturing the mood of the mysterious Scottish Highlands.
In my new historical novel, THE SEAFORTH HEIRESS: LADY OF THE LAST PROPHECY, I uncover the largely untold story of the only female chief of Clan Mackenzie.
A lively interview about planning, researching, and writing historical fiction.
THE BEAUTY DOCTOR, a spellbinding historical mystery-suspense-thriller. In 1907, a doctor’s young assistant is ensnared in a horrifying web of greed, deception, and possibly murder.
In the course of researching my historical mystery-suspense-thriller, The Beauty Doctor, I learned about an interesting little book, The Woman and the Car: A Chatty Little Handbook for All Women Who Motor or Who Want to Motor, written in 1909.
Can you guess the likelihood of a woman becoming a doctor in the days of corsets and Merry Widow hats?
Hats were the ultimate fashion statement for women of the Edwardian era, though often to the detriment of our innocent feathered friends!