Patricia Furstenberg, Writer of Historical Fiction, Children's Books
Travel via Stories
Welcome to Reading Over the Weekend with When There’s Only a Christmas Wish by D. L. Finn, a new release that reminds us that when hope seems to be all we have left, sometimes one Christmas wish can make all the difference.
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J Lynn Else, reviewing for the Historical Novel Society (HNS), wrote a wonderul critique for our anthology COURAGE: Tales of History, Mystery and Hope, highlighting Kate’s Letter, my contribution: “Woven with magic and folklore, this beguiling tale unfolds with haunting grace.”
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Welcome to Reading Over the Weekend, where reality can send a chill down your spine without the help of Halloween. This weekend I’m exploring Blood Has a Voice: Stories from the Autopsy Table by Hestelle van Staden, a sobering glimpse into the world of forensic pathology in South Africa, where daily violence leaves its mark, the dead have stories to tell, and someone must listen.
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Welcome to Reading Over the Weekend where we celebrate the BRODY CODY stories by Toni Pike, books that entertain, spark the imagination, and sometimes leave us looking at the world through a child’s eyes.
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This weekend, I’m stepping into the imaginative world of Sally Cronin with Flights of Fancy, an entertaining collection of eleven stories where murder can raise a smile, love survives beyond loss, and even a parrot can change someone’s life!
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