Historical Fiction discussion

When I opened today's Wall Street Journal, in the life and arts section, I found myself looking at the Berthe Morisot's painting titled, "View of Paris From the Trocadero", from our very own Santa Barbara Museum of Art!
This is the painting that inspired me to write, "The Girl From the Lighthouse" The painting pictures Paris in 1871 and makes a strong social statement about women during that time.
I wanted to share my excitement with my fellow historical fiction fans, since today, March 20, the book is officially released, and available in bookstores nationwide, also Amazon, Kindle, and other electronic outlets. For me it felt like a "good omen" and a reason to celebrate spring and my book release! Please check it out.
Cheers,
Willard

Oh yay! Yes, I can understand your feeling! All the best for your book - the blurb looks good.

Best wishes fro your new book.

Hi Anna, Thanks for your comment. Later Yesterday The WSJ requested a copy of the book. One can always hope. Please tell me the titles of your books so I can check them out. let's follow each other. Cheers, Willard

Thanks Pamela. That's also my sister's name. I hope we're off to a good start. Please follow me and I'll share the progress. Cheers, Willard

Are you talking about the Wall Street Journal asking for a copy of your book? If so, the book is off to a very good start! Congratulations.

My books can be found on my Goodreads profile - link below.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...

Both Hide in Time and One Dark Night are currently on sale at 0.99.

Let's both keep up the good work!