Rinard Publishing would like to submit for review, The Twisted Crown (ISBN:978-0-9624012-4-4), a new novel of historical fiction by Anita Bunkley.

 

Publication Date: September 1, 2018 

 

Synopsis:

Eva Phillips, a spirited young woman from Boston, travels into Post-Civil War South Carolina to search for the mother who gave her away. Her bold decision to trek across the ravaged South places Eva at the center of a dangerous web of lies, theft, and murder, entangling her in the lives of a black political activist fighting for the rights of the newly freed slaves, a handsome northern Carpetbagger out to profit from the chaos, a mysterious mulatto leading a double life, and a gutsy lady gambler who helps Eva discover love, peace, and acceptance in the chaotic war-torn environment.

Amazon  for Trade Paperback ($14.95) or Kindle eBook ($9.99)

Barnes & Noble Nook ($14.99)

 

Anita Bunkley was selected as one of the "Fifty Favorite Authors of the 20th Century" by AALBC, "Favorite Author Award" from Go On Girl Book Club, a recipient of a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times Magazine, and is an NAACP IMAGE AWARD Nominee.

 

Other books by Anita Bunkley from Rinard Publishing: Emily, The Yellow Rose (ISBN:978-09624012-2-0) and A Thousand Steps (ISBN: 978-09624012-3-7).

 

We hope you will enjoy reading The Twisted Crown!

 

Contact: jamesboard@rinardpublishing.com for more information about  The Twisted Crown or to order a review copy.

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I just added Anita's latest book to the site @JBoard.  And thanks for pointing out that problem with the registration process.  I'll contact you under separate cover if we decide to review  this book.  

 

The Twisted Crown
by Anita Bunkley

Publication Date: Aug 01, 2018
List Price: $14.95 (store prices may vary)
Format: Paperback
Classification: Fiction
Page Count: 336
ISBN13: 9780962401244
Imprint: Rinard Publishing
Publisher: Rinard Publishing
Parent Company: Rinard Publishing

 

Book Description:

The Twisted Crown takes readers from the bustling streets of Boston at the height of the Abolitionist movement to the war-ravaged landscape of Reconstruction-era South Carolina.