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  • The Fern Flower by Kathleen Shoop: The Coffee Pot Book Club Spotlight Tour

    Today, I’m delighted to host Kathleen Shoop for the Coffee Pot Book Club Spotlight Tour for her new release, The Fern Flower. You can follow the full tour here: Tour Schedule Page: https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2026/07/blog-tour-the-fern-flower-by-kathleen-shoop.html ***

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  • Shattered Peace: A Century of Silence – The Coffee Pot Book Club Blog Tour

    Today, I’m delighted to host Julie McDonald Zander for the Coffee Pot Book Club Spotlight Tour for her novel, Shattered Peace: A Century of Silence. You can follow the full tour here: https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2025/06/blog-tour-shattered-peace-by-julie-mcdonald-zander.html Book Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nlh5nXX9bv8

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  • Historical Fiction Author of the Month: Suzie Hull

    Welcome to my Blog Series, Historical Fiction Author of the Month. Each month, I will showcase a different historical fiction author. Their books will range from romance to mystery and adventure to crime, and will be from many different eras. I hope you discover a new author and their work to enjoy. Happy reading!

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  • Pam’s Picks: Historical Fiction Books for the Holiday Season

    There is such a wealth of great historical fiction books available right now, books that make super Christmas pressies too. Here is my round-up of 2021’s best, and there is something to suit all tastes, from romance to the ancient world.

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  • I am absolutely thrilled to bring you news of Suzie’s debut novel. I’m so very proud of her achievement for she is an inspiration, proving without a doubt, that hard work and perseverance really do pay off. I will be tucking into this book over the weekend. A little bit about Suzie … Suzie Hull…

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  • The Telegram – a Short Story for Armistice Day

    Ireland, 1914 Bill Ryan was my eldest brother. He was a popular lad with a ready smile, always up for mischief. At twelve years of age, I looked up to him and adored him, as did my younger brother David and little George who was only three. Our universe was a tiny part of County…

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