Nancy Famolari's Author Spotlight

 Benedict Arnold’s name is synonymous with traitor. That’s sometimes the only thing we remember about him. However, he was much more. He was...

  In the nineteenth century, relations between Russia and the US were good. In the 1860’s, George Keenan, a young telegraph operator was pa...

Martha Ballard, a midwife in Hallowell, Maine in the 1700s was a mainstay of her community. In a time when many women couldn’t read or writ...

  Growing up in Paris with an alcoholic mother, Delphine, was always told her father was Earnest Hemingway. When her mother dies, she goes ...

  Twins, Clara and Natasha, are born on Christmas Day. Droselmeyer, a magician, appoints himself their godfather. He declares that Clara is...

  On his morning run in Hampstead Heath, Detective Caius Beauchamp finds the body of a young woman clad in a party dress. She is Clemmie, a...

  In 1815, titled ladies were supposed to be decorate adjuncts to the men in their lives. When Lady Petra Forsyth’s fianc é dies before th...