To most people it would have seemed like an obscure article in an obscure academic journal. To author P.J. Parsons, it was a challenge. The article called into question the authorship of music attributed to twelfth century mystic Hildegard of Bingen. This is the story of two women, Hildegard and her childhood friend Lysanor of Rupertsberg, both ahead of their time in many ways. Hildegard becomes a twenty-first century saint and icon. The other is but a grace note – an embellishment of … [Read more...] about GRACE NOTE by P J Parsons
The Unlikely Heroine – book II by Kae Elle Wheeler
Pricilla is one damsel who does not need rescuing by a Prince Charming unlike her sister, Cinderella. She is a modern woman. Marriage and children? Hah! She has brains and intends to use them. Sir Arnald is used to women falling at his feet. After all, his mother’s magical matchmaking machinations are all too obvious. Yet how is it that Lady Pricilla is immune to his mother’s hexes and those of his own compellation powers? And will they live when they find themselves running from villains … [Read more...] about The Unlikely Heroine – book II by Kae Elle Wheeler