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August 24, 410: The Day the World Changed (And Most People Missed It)

On this day in 410 AD, Rome was sacked—and the world changed. But perhaps the real marvel isn’t that Rome fell. It’s that it lasted more than a thousand years. From primitive huts to aqueducts, concrete, dentistry, and legal systems we still use today, Rome wasn’t just a city—it was civilization. This post explores what a millennium really means… and what we lost when Western Rome fell.

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Once and Future Hearts – New Arthurian Romance Series

I’ve been sitting on this for a few weeks now, because I wanted to tell my newsletter readers first. Now I can tell you. I have created a new historical romance series — ancient British history, in this case.  Set at the end of the Dark Ages, which came after Rome deserted Britain and chaos

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Step Further Back Into Ancient History

For the longest time, medieval historical periods have been the favourite playground for romance writers – lords and ladies, knights, kings and queens and all the derring-do and darling, don’t, along with some really frightening civil wars led by slightly crazy to downright deranged princes and military advisors. It’s the stuff of…oh, yeah.  Books. Personally,

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