I am excited to tell you that my new book, Traveling Through History: A Collection of Historical Short Stories, will be released today as an e-book on Amazon! I thought the paperback would be released today, but there have been some bumps in the road over the last several days. I hope the paperback will be available in a few days.

In a week or two, look for it at your favorite independent bookstore, such as Second Look Books in Harrisburg, NC. I will give shout-outs to other bookstores as they let me know they’ve ordered the book.

Here’s a list of the stories in Traveling Through History:

The Tailor’s Shears – A 1600s Scottish Story;

You Couldn’t Help But Like Bob – A Colonial Virginia Short Story;

To Run or Not to Run – George’s Story;

Making the Best of a Tragedy – Elizabeth Steele’s Story;

From Scotland to America – A 1762 Immigration Story;

Whom Can We Trust? – A Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence Short Story;

Go fight, Johnny! – A Story of a Battle of King’s Mountain Veteran;

A Letter from Sharpsburg – An American Civil War Letter;

Slip Sliding Away – A Southern Appalachian Short Story;

A Plott Hound Called Buddy – A Great Depression Era Southern Appalachian Short Story;

Secrets of a Foster Child – Dignity in a Simple Suitcase;

Ghost of the Battle of Guilford Courthouse – An American Revolutionary War Ghost Story; and

If This House Could Talk – Recollections of an Old Farmhouse.

Do some of these story titles pique your interest? I certainly hope they do!

Each story is followed by Author’s Notes that give you such information as background information, what inspired the story, and what’s truth and what’s fiction.

Traveling Through History: A Collection of Historical Short Stories is available for your Kindle from Amazon.

Thank you for supporting my writing!

Janet