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Inkydance Book Club
Publication Date: September 2, 2022
Move over Susan B. Anthony. There’s an unsung woman asking for the vote 224 years before you. In 1638-1648 Margaret Brent, fighting for justice became a voice in court for others, educated and Indian princess, built a fort and saved pre-colonial Maryland from destruction. The American Bar Association each year honors select women attorneys, such as Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Sandra Day O’Connor with their Margaret Brent Award.
Charlene Bell Dietz will be awarding a $25 Amazon or Barnes & Noble Gift Card to a randomly drawn winner via Rafflecopter during the tour.
Charlene Bell Dietz writes science and historical-suspense, award-winning mystery novels and short stories. Her award-winning short stories have been published in the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers 2016 Anthology and SouthWest Writers 2019 Anthology. The Flapper, the Scientist, and the Saboteur combines family saga with corporate espionage. The Flapper, the Impostor, and the Stalker propels readers back into 1923 frenetic Chicago during the Roaring Twenties. Both these novels were named to Kirkus Reviews’ Best Books of 2018, and each won the coveted Kirkus Starred Review. Her latest novel, The Scientist, the Psychic, and the Nut, gives readers a frightening Caribbean vacation. Her current work in progress, a biographical historical novel, starts in England in 1638 and ends in precolonial Maryland. Charlene, a retired educator, traveled the United States as a consultant for Houghton Mifflin Publishers after a career of teaching little ones, older ones, and college graduates. Surrounded by forests and meadows, she currently lives in the foothills of the mountains in central NM several miles from the small village of Torreon. Charlene is the current president of Croak & Dagger, New Mexico Chapter of Sisters in Crime. She belongs to Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers, Rocky Mountain Mystery Writers, Mystery Writers of America, and SouthWest Writers.
November 21: Aubrey Wynne: Timeless Love
November 22: Long and Short Reviews
November 23: Rogue’s Angels
November 25: Westveil Publishing
November 25: Sandra’s Book Club
November 28: Fabulous and Brunette
November 29: Literary Gold
November 30: wendi zwaduk – romance to make your heart race
December 1: Momma Says: To Read or Not to Read
December 2: The Avid Reader
December 5: It’s Raining Books
December 6: The Faerie Review
December 7: Novels Alive
December 8: Iron Canuck Reviews & More
December 9: Beyond Romance
December 12: Joanne Guidoccio
December 13: Paws.Read.Repeat
December 14: Independent Authors
December 15: All the Ups and Downs
December 16: Gina Rae Mitchell
Thanks for hosting!
You’re very welcome! 🙂
Dayna, I’m so impressed with your easily accessible web page and all the embedded links. In addition, it’s a beautiful place to visit and hang around. Thank you so much for spotlighting my story about a remarkable woman who never takes “no” for an answer. Her fighting spirit and bravery along with her intelligence and compassion just couldn’t be left uncovered in the dusty parts of long ago memory. Because she left no primary source material, I had to fictionalize her voice and a few characters, but her documented life by others left me an exciting, page-turning story I had to write.
Thank you so much, Charlene! I work very hard to make Novels Alive a welcoming place to visit! You are always welcome on Novels Alive. 🙂
The Spinster, the Rebel, and the Governor sounds like a great historical read and I am looking forward to it. Thank you for sharing the author’s bio and book details
This sounds like an interesting book.
The title of this book grabs my attention.
The book sounds interesting.
You got me at both historical and suspense! Will definitely add this to my list!