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Merissa (14039 KP) created a post

Mar 24, 2026  
"The hunters become the hunted in a war fought in the shadows."

🕵️⚔️ CODE OF HONOUR (SOLDIER SPY #3) by ROSEMARY HAYES is featured today as part of the blog tour, with an excerpt from book 2, The King's Agent! This taut historical adventure spy fiction plunges readers into a world of shifting allegiances, hidden enemies, and heart-pounding danger where trust is a luxury no one can afford. 💫⚡

Head over to the Coffee Pot Book Club blog tour to read the excerpt and find out more!

Available in Kindle Unlimited 🎉

@rosemary.hayes.129 @thecoffeepotbookclub @Cathie Dunn
#HistoricalAdventure #SpyFiction #KU #KindleUnlimited
https://archaeolibrarian.wixsite.com/website/post/codeofhonour-soldierspy-3-byrosemaryhayes
      
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Merissa (14039 KP) created a post

Sep 22, 2025  
⚖️ “In a city divided by prejudice and power, one Sicilian immigrant must fight to survive amid corruption, violence, and the deadliest lynching in U.S. history.”

Based on true events, S. R. Perricone’s Cobblestones – A New Orleans Tragedy is a gripping tale of injustice, survival, and the fight for dignity in a city torn apart by fear and hate.

📖 Read the excerpt here as part of the #BlogTour with #TheCoffeePotBookClub: 👉 https://archaeolibrarian.wixsite.com/website/post/excerpt-cobblestones-a-new-orleans-tragedy-by-s-r-perricone

💬 Historical fiction often reveals truths that history books leave out—what’s the most powerful real-life event you’ve discovered through a novel?

#HistoricalFiction #Crime #TrueEvents
      
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David McK (3816 KP) rated The Last Roman: Abyss (The Last Roman #2) in Books

Apr 10, 2023  
The Last Roman: Abyss (The Last Roman #2)
The Last Roman: Abyss (The Last Roman #2)
B.K. Greenwood | 2021
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6.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
The second entry in B.K. Greenwood's 'Last Roman' series and, for some reason, this one didn't resonate with me quite as much as the first.

I'm not sure why, as it does follow the same stylistic setting as the earlier entry with chapter about being modern times/historical (I think I actually preferred this aspect of the two), and with the same set of characters as the first (bar a few minor changes); but maybe it was because I felt the 'U-Boat lost up the Amazon' had been done before?

(Personally, I kept flashing back to the Uncharted series of video games with that whole segment)

I will still read entry #3, however.