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Unraveling a Deeper Confederate Conspiracy - an Editorial Review and Cover Reveal of "The Absolution of Mars"

Book Blurb: Politics? Or close friendship and money? Which was the real author of the Confederate’s conspiracy to decapitate the Union?...

Jan 236 min read

A Tale of Southern Reconstruction - an Editorial Review of "Aila's Journal"

Book Blurb: Relive the story of two young women, one White, one Black, as they struggle for survival, dignity, and purpose against the...

Jan 152 min read

Featured Spotlight of "The Honey Tree" by Jo Sparkes

An unforgettable tale of courage, compassion, and the pursuit of freedom. Maggie has always accepted life's constraints: that is, until...

Nov 23, 20224 min read

Inspired by a True Story, a Fight for a Better Life - an Editorial Review of "Lost Souls Recovered"

Book Blurb: One man's journey toward a better life. When the wife of a plantation owner dies on a fateful night in 1887, John Billingsly...

Oct 5, 20224 min read

The Chiseling Effect of Endurance in the Search for Freedom - an Editorial Review of "Firmitas"

Book Blurb: Firmitas, the second book in the Pocket Full of Seeds Trilogy, continues the saga of Horace and Fredericka and their flight...

Sep 30, 20226 min read

A Stalwart and Bold Abolitionist - an Editorial Review of "That Dickenson Woman"

Book Blurb: Coming soon! Book Buy Link: Coming soon! Release date October 15, 2022 Author Bio: When she is not writing in her studio by...

Sep 25, 20226 min read

No Human Being Should Own Another - an Editorial Review of "The Womb Rebellion"

Book Blurb: The Womb Rebellion is the latest in the popular genre of books and movies related to slavery. It continues in the legacy of...

Sep 6, 20225 min read

A True Story of Love, Loss, and Redemption - an Author Interview with Suzette D. Harrison

Book Blurb New Hampshire, 1796. “My name is Ona Judge, and I escaped from the household of the President of the United States. I was the...