Before it became a national park that draws more than 12 million people a year, The Smoky Mountains National Park was home to the Cherokee, and after that, settlers from Europe. They settled… Continue reading
The Defying the Crown trilogy tells the story of struggling seventeenth-century Huguenot Isabelle Colette. Through the course of the series, Isabelle fights battle after battle against her Catholic oppressors. She flees to Canada… Continue reading
Today, I am delighted to welcome Aussie author, Mila Douglas, to History Imagined. I had the privilege of reading Yours as Ever, Sam prior to its publication and I highly recommend it! Sam… Continue reading
The Louisiana Purchase Exhibition of 1904, better known as the St .Louis World’s Fair, is remembered for many things. Today, most of us think of the St. Louis World’s Fair as the setting… Continue reading
History Imagined is taking the month of December to celebrate with family and friends. Regular posts will resume is January with exciting new topics and terrific guests! Wishing you and yours a very… Continue reading
I love Australian author Mila Douglas’s work and this story is a standout!! I had the privilege of reading the novel as a work-in-progress. Based on a true story, it takes the reader… Continue reading
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World War II has been presented and dissected from every possible angle and in every possible form of media almost to the point of saturation. One would have to be a non-consumer of… Continue reading
VEH (Vicki) Masters, whose fourth in series, The Familists, has just been released explores what inspired her to write historical fiction. When I was twelve our history teacher took the class on a… Continue reading
Many tales have emerged about passengers aboard RMS Titanic, but to date no one has spoken about first-class passengers Florence and Bradley Cumings and their steward Andrew Cunningham. That is, not until the… Continue reading
