Patricia Furstenberg, Writer of Historical Fiction, Children's Books
Travel via Stories
Celebrate with me the publication day of The Book That Should Have Been Lost !
1450: Walk beside the young Vlad Dracula and Kate Webber (When Secrets Bloom) from Roman Fortress to Kronstadt before history became legend.
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Over the moon to share with you the cover for my new novella The Book That Should Have Been Lost, another companion read to the Blood of Kings, Heart of Shadows historical fiction saga set in medieval Transylvania, Moldavia and Wallachia – today Romania, my birth country.
The Book That Should Have Been Lost – Some books tell history. One remembers the truth.
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Three historical short stories by Marian L. Thorpe, Annie Whitehead, and Patricia Furstenberg echo the haunting themes of deep regret, lost love, and the enduring ache of memory found in Lord Huron’s The Night We Met.
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Summer in Transylvania is more than slopes awash with wildflowers and forests deep in green. Long before books recorded their stories, flowers and herbs carried legends from one generation to the next. They healed the sick, protected homes, foretold love, and reminded people that nature was alive with mysteries.
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Happy Publication Day to The Wife of Kronstadt: Medieval Mystery of Transylvania set in 15th century Brasov, Romania!
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