the light at the end of the proverbial tunnel

I’m pretty close to finished The Gilded Hour. Generally I am too Italian (that is, too superstitious) to talk about something good coming up, but I feel oddly confident. About finishing, that it. Feedback from beta readers and Jill my super agent has been very good.

Hmm. Maybe I should delete this post.

Ah, well. Live dangerously.

Click on the image to get a bigger version of a map of some of the most important geographic points for The Gilded Hour. Eventually there will be images that pop up from various points.

 

 

 

 

25. July 2014 by Gilded Hour

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4 Responses

  1. Weaver says:
    27. July 2014 at 5:59 am

    This is exciting news!

  2. Esther fisher says:
    8. August 2014 at 12:50 am

    Thanks for “The Gilded Hour” ahead.

    I’m presently carving “Nathaniel” out of clay.

    Thanks for the many gifts! Wish I could return somehow.

    Love, Esther

  3. Chris Griffiths says:
    11. August 2014 at 2:42 pm

    Happily anticipating The Gilded Hour! Just finished my umpteenth listening of Queen of Swords, and on to The Endless Forest. I can’t tell you how much I have enjoyed these books and how they have helped me through difficult times being able to escape into them for a while. Thank you more than you can know.

  4. Tiffany says:
    18. September 2014 at 10:02 pm

    Would love to hear any news or updates… eagerly awaiting a new book!

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My name is Rosina Lippi. I'm a former academic and tenured university professor,  writing full time since 2000. Under the pen name Sara Donati I am the author of the Wilderness series, six historical novels that follow the fortunes of a group of families living in upstate New York from about 1792-1825. A new series based on later generations of the same families was launched September 1, 2015 with The Gilded Hour. The next volume in the new series,  Where the Light Enters, was  released in 2019.

 

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