Ideas and theories regarding human creation vary between different cultures and religions. Myths and legends regarding gods who were said to come from the heavens are found in ancient cultures around the world. In my Witches of Griffin series, the sisters’ creation beliefs come from Zacharia Sitchin’s interpretations of ancient Sumerian cuneiform that some believe explain human […]
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In Higher Resonance, book three in my Witches of Griffin series, the sisters follow the Law of One practices. The law of one refers to God and how we are all part of God, intelligent energy, which mystics have spoken of throughout Earth’s history. The Law of One insists that all things are made of this energy and
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In my next Regency release, Turbulent Beginnings the hero and heroine visit Vauxhall Gardens for a masquerade. Kate Bancroft’s long-lost father comes in search for her in the gardens, but there are selfish motives behind his hunt to find her. Wearing masks to conceal ones identity has been around for centuries. The first noted masquerade was held
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The Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens were located in London on the south bank of the River Thames. The gardens were only accessible by boat until the Vauxhall Bridge was constructed in 1816. Vauxhall Gardens covered 12 acres and was considered one of the largest entertainment venues during Regency England. It’s also the place where my heroine
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In my next Regency release, Turbulent Beginnings, the heroine Kate Bancroft is abducted and taken to the London dockyard. The villains plan to steal Kate away to America and gain hold of her sizable inheritance. The London dockyard was revolutionized beginning in the 1800’s due to the influx of ships sailing into the Thames. The overcrowding
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I’m currently editing one of the two historical Regencies that I have finished. The working title of the novel is called The Lady Charmer, but since this book is so much more than a smooth talking hero, I’m leaning towards retitling it Turbulent Beginnings as this title offers more insight into the plot. This novel is book three
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Thoth is one of the most important deities in ancient Egyptian mythology. His teachings are a part of legend that is often steeped in secrecy. He also plays a pivotal role in my novel Higher Resonance. This is the third novel in my Witches of Griffin series, which is not yet released. Thoth instructs the Griffin sisters on
As I continue to work on my Witches of Griffin series I often find myself researching ancient Egypt. In book three, Higher Resonance, the sisters travel to ancient Alexandria to exchange energy with their many greats Grandmother Cleopatra VII Philopator, pharaoh of Egypt and the embodiment of the mother goddess Isis. The goddess guides and directs the sisters
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Circulating libraries were popular during the Regency Period. Books were costly in the 19thcentury, which brought about the birth of this new business. The circulating library made a profit by lending books to readers for a fee. To use the circulating library you had to pay a subscription that many of the lower classes could
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In my Regency Historical Courtesan series, the Marquees of Chatham, Byron Copley, learns that he fathered a child nearly a decade ago. He sets out to make the child his ward. But first he has to remove Timothy from the abusive and criminal man Winkleton, who is Timothy’s father by law. In Regency England adoption wasn’t a
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