New review of Rituals of the Dead on TripFiction
I am thrilled to see a fabulous new review of Rituals of the Dead on TripFiction's website! "This is an enjoyable and easy to read story of artefact collectors, with…
Rituals of the Dead on Amy Shannon’s Top 10 Book and Top 20 Authors lists
I am to see my latest novel, Rituals of the Dead: An Art Mystery, receiving so many great reviews since its publication on April 6! I am quite grateful to…
Asmat & Museum Steyl
Mission Museum Steyl
At the southernmost tip of the Netherlands is a hidden jewel unknown to most tourists and locals - the Monastery village of Steyl. It is situated on a bend in…
Rituals of the Dead: An Artifact Mystery Excerpt – Visit to Mission Museum Steyl
Here is a short excerpt of my latest novel, Rituals of the Dead: An Artifact Mystery (Book Three in the Adventures of Zelda Richardson series). In this passage, Zelda and…
Spotlight on author and television writer John Meyer
Today I have author and television writer John Meyer as my guest. Read on to learn how getting robbed in Rome spawned his writing career, what it is like working…
Celebrate Spring with Travel By Book (again)
Celebrate Spring with Travel By Book! Spring is finally here, which means school holidays and summer vacations are right around the corner! Whether you are already packing your bags or…
TripFiction’s 10 Favourite Books set in Amsterdam
I am incredibly honored to see The Lover's Portrait on TripFiction's list of 10 Favourite Books set in Amsterdam! And my art mystery set in World War Two and present-day Amsterdam…
How Henri Matisse, Jan Sluijters, Edvard Munch, and Moos Cohen inspired The Lover’s Portrait
In my novel The Lover’s Portrait: An Art Mystery, the character Lex Wederstein is a young, talented Jewish artist whose career is cut short by the Nazis occupation of the Netherlands.…
Spotlight on comedy thriller author Rob Johnson
It is a pleasure to welcome Rob Johnson to my blog today! He is the author of two entertaining thrillers and a time travel adventure. He has also released a…
Spotlight on historical fiction author Vanessa Couchman
It is a pleasure to welcome historical fiction author Vanessa Couchman to my blog today! Her novels transport readers to eighteenth- and twentieth-century France and Corsica. The Corsican Widow, her…
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