Let’s Talk About Books!
I have been a member of several local book clubs over the years, appreciating the lively discussions as well as the exposure to a wide range of books I might not have discovered on my own. These days, of course, the options for participating in book discussion groups are not limited to in-person get-togethers at members’ homes. I have met with book clubs in the local library or a favorite bookstore. Online meetings have become increasingly popular, whether via Facebook or Zoom.
Whatever kind of group you belong to, I would love to be part of your discussion about one of my historical novels. Go to my contact page and fill out the message form if you would be interested in adding a 30-minute Author Chat to your program. I promise to get back to you quickly.
In the meantime, you can download my Book Club Kit or Reading Group Guides to get the ball rolling.
Happy Reading,
Elizabeth
SISTERS OF CASTLE LEOD: A Novel
Historic Women of the HIghlands Book 1
Biographical Historical Fiction; Historical Women’s Fiction
AMAZON #1 BEST SELLER: Historical Biographical Fiction; Biographical Literary Fiction
“Heartbreaking and redemptive…a thoroughly engrossing story that will have readers quickly turning the pages.” -Megan Chance, bestselling author of A Splendid Ruin
“This expertly written novel is a beautiful example of how historical facts can be researched and transformed into a work of art. To say this novel was difficult to put down would be an understatement. From the first page, I knew this would become one of my favorite historical novels.” -Sublime Book Reviews
THE BEAUTY DOCTOR: A Novel (2nd Edition)
AMAZON #1 BEST SELLER: Historical Mystery, Thriller and Suspense Fiction; Historical Medical Fiction (First Edition, 2017)
Finalist, Eric Hoffer Book Award
“A compelling historical novel steeped in mystery with strong elements of a medical thriller.”—Readers’ Favorite Book Reviews
TEMPTATION RAG: A Novel
AMAZON #1 BEST SELLER: Biographical Fiction; Historical Biographical Fiction; and Historical African Fiction
“Bernard’s resonant novel . . . about the birth and demise of ragtime . . . is a lively tale in which romance and creative passions abound.”—PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
“A striking portrait of racial and gender inequality in the ragtime era.”—FREDRIC TULSKY, Pulitzer Prize—winning journalist
