Wendy Johnson is on a Virtual Book Tour – Richard III
Author Wendy Johnson is on a virtual book tour this week. Her first stop is at The Anne Boleyn Files website (The Anne Boleyn Files) where she talks about writing a historical novel on Richard
Amazing Richard III Society Review of The Traitor’s Son
Our thanks go out to the Richard III Society for reviewing Wendy Johnson’s book “The Traitor’s Son” which is out now. Here’s the review (curtesy of The Richard III Society Facebook Page) A very special
The Traitor’s Son – OUT NOW
“Exquisitely written. An evocative and thoughtful retelling of the early life of Richard III.” Philippa Langley, MBE Caught between a king and a kingmaker, young Richard Plantagenet knows he’ll have to choose… 1461: Richard Duke
The Colour of Sin is the #1 Top Hot New Medieval Historical Fiction release on Amazon
Toni Mount’s latest novel – The Colour of Sin – is the #1 Amazon Hot New Release in Medieval Historical Fiction! With so many glowing reviews already, it’s clear that she’s outdone herself with this
The Wall Paintings of Holy Trinity Church, Dartford
Historian and author, Toni Mount, enjoys really getting a deep understanding of her characters, the lives they lived and the places they visited. For “The Colour of Sin”, her main characters were off on pilgrimage
A Pilgrim’s Visit to Canterbury Cathedral
A pilgrim’s visit to Canterbury Cathedral – Toni Mount’s article is now live on History The Interesting Bits: HISTORY THE INTERESTING BITS
Meet Toni Mount in person
It’s always a great feeling when you meet your favourite author in person. Well, Toni Mount will be at the following venues as part of the launch for her new book “The Colour of Sin”
A photo of Susanna M. Newstead with her book
Here’s a photo Susanna M. Newstead sent us of her opening a box of her novel “Belvoir’s Promise” which MadeGlobal has republished. Sue is delighted with the book, and you will be too as it’s
Belvoir’s Promise – OUT NOW
Get Belvoir’s Promise by Susanna M. Newstead now – every saga has its beginnings and this is a great one. A huge forest. A young nobleman. Death stalks them both. The year is 1191 A
In Loving Memory of Derek Wilson
We are so very saddened to hear of the death of historian and author Derek Wilson on 5th February 2024 at the age of 88. After studying at Peterhouse, Cambridge, Derek worked as a history