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Details: Published: 02 March 2021

History Through Fiction's Latest Title, "The Sky Worshipers," Launches in March

Congratulations to History Through Fiction author F.M. Deemyad on the launch of her novel, The Sky Worshipers . The story covers 50 years of Mongol conquests from the points of view of captured women. The Midwest Book Review for this title just came out, and reviewer Diane Donovan says: "To depict the entire sweeping era of Mongol invasions under one cover is, in and of itself, no light achievement. Deemyad's attention to the fictional drama, tension, character interactions over the efforts of a princess who both comes of age and is captured contributes to a powerful series of dramatic confrontations. Deemyad captures the sights, smells, and sounds of the times to bring them, as well as her characters, to full life."

Learn more about this book and others by History Through Fiction at HistoryThroughFiction.com.

Details: Published: 09 March 2021

If You Love Unicorns, "A Marvel of Magick" Will Appeal to You

If you love unicorns, and have a sense of adventure, there's a new YA novel worth checking out. E.T. Page's A Marvel of Magic: Madden and the Dark Unicorns of Danuk just hit the market.

The book is available now on Amazon's Kindle. The paperback will be coming soon. Here is a preview article written by RMA Publicity that is posted on Patch in the author's hometown of Encino, California.

Learn more about E.T. Page's book on their author website: Amarvelofmagick.com.

Details: Published: 01 March 2021

KSTP Television Shows Up at 105th Birthday Party for Leah Walbon

The Waters of White Bear Lake’s resident pool shark, Leah Walbon, turned 105 years old on March 1st, and the entire community turned out to celebrate. Her party also attracted the attention of the ABC affiliate in Minneapolis. KSTP Television aired a story about her birthday party in its evening newscast. The White Bear Press will be publishing a story in next week's paper.

Leah Walbon spent the majority of her life in Montana. She moved to The Waters of White Bear Lake in 2018 to be closer to her daughter, Sheryl, who lives nearby and visits often. Even though she is 105 years old, Leah still loves playing pool. In fact, it's one of her favorite things to do.

Details: Published: 09 February 2021

Next Chapter Booksellers Hosts "The Sting of Love" Author Feb. 16

In honor of Valentine's Day, Twin Cities author Janet Graber read from her debut adult novel, The Sting of Love, at a virtual event being sponsored by Next Chapter Booksellers of St. Paul, Minnesota on Feb. 16. ( A preview story about the event published in the Feb. 14 Pioneer Press).

When The Sting of Love begins, Georgina is about to visit her ather in England to celebrate his 77th birthday, decades after he fought in WWII. She is astonished when he asks if she will accompany him back to Trieste in Northern Italy. He had always refused to set foot in Europe again. What changed? And why now?

Captain James Drummond survived the battlefields of North Africa and Italy. Instead of his anticipated return home to wife and four-year-old daughter whom he had yet to meet, he was assigned to the grim task of military occupation in Trieste. On a summer patrol in 1945 in the disputed hills above Trieste, he encountered a group of Yugoslav partisans, bathing. When he glimpsed a woman emerging from the pool, water cascading down her body, a new conflict emerges with no clear lines, one he had to navigate alone. The war-weary Captain was faced with heart-wrenching choices.

Meanwhile, Georgina faces her own demons—a stale marriage, a secret affair, and her father's new revelations. Weaving historical facts with fictional characters, The Sting of Love moves seamlessly between Georgina's tumultuous life and that of her father in the aftermath of WWII, viewed through the lens of their several weeks together in Trieste.

Pick up your copy of the book at Next Chapter Booksellers.