Cold Blows the Wind by Catherine Meyrick: The Coffee Pot Book Club Blog Tour

Today, I am delighted to host Catherine Meyrick for the blog tour for Cold Blows the Wind. Catherine has kindly provided an excerpt to whet your appetite. You can follow the full tour here: https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2023/04/blog-tour-cold-blows-the-wind.html   Cold Blows the Wind by Catherine Meyrick Hobart Town 1878 – a vibrant town drawing people from every corner... Continue Reading →

The Devil’s Glove by Lucretia Grindle: The Coffee Pot Book Blog Tour

Today, I am delighted to host Lucretia Grindle on her book blog tour for The Devil's Glove. Lucretia has kindly provided an excerpt (please see below). You can follow the full tour here: Blog Tour Page:  https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2023/04/blog-tour-the-devils-glove.html The Devil’s Glove by Lucretia Grindle Northern New England, summer, 1688.Salem started here.A suspicious death. A rumor of... Continue Reading →

The Queen’s Scribe by Amy Maroney: The Coffee Pot Book Blog Tour

Today, I am thrilled to host Amy Maroney for the blog tour for The Queen's Scribe, part of the Sea & Stone Chronicles. You can follow the full tour here: https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2023/03/blog-tour-the-queens-scribe-by-amy-maroney.html The Queen’s Scribe by Amy Maroney A broken promise. A bitter conflict. And a woman’s elusive chance to love or die. 1458. Young Frenchwoman... Continue Reading →

The Kingmaking by Helen Hollick: The Coffee Pot Book Blog Tour

Today, I am delighted to host the fabulous and talented Helen Hollick for her special 30th Publication Anniversary and 70th Birthday Celebration! You can follow the tour here: https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2023/03/blog-tour-the-kingmaking-by-helen-hollick.html The Kingmaking by Helen Hollick New Editions for 2023  (sadly, this edition is not available in USA/Canada) The Kingmaking: Book OnePendragon’s Banner: Book TwoShadow of the... Continue Reading →

Cultybraggan: A Scottish WW2 PoW Camp

In a beautiful and scenic area of Perthshire, Scotland, between the Aberuchill Hills and the Water of Ruchill, is Cultybraggan PoW camp, known as Camp 21. Initially built in 1941, it was probably intended to be an army camp but instead became a camp for captured Italians. These Italians prisoners were used to supply manpower... Continue Reading →

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