Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

FROM MONALISA FOSTER:  Lineage.

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Darien and Syteria have been to hell and back. Their wounds and scars remain a part of them and who they are as they fight to stay together and prevent civil war. But when an old enemy is found alive he threatens their most precious secret as well as the future of both humans and donai. Will they be able to forge the new alliances needed to keep the Imperium from rising from the ashes? Or will the Imperium’s old guard carry out a genocide that will doom the donai to extinction?

FOR A BLOG POST AOBUT THE TRILOGY:  The First Trilogy in the Ravages of Honor Series is Complete.

I THINK THE POINT IS TIPPING FAST AND SHARPLY, AND THE WOKESTERS HAVEN’T REALIZED IT:  A Double-Edged Sword.

“DIE” — AS THEY FIRST ACRONYMED IT BEFORE REALIZING IT WAS TOO ON THE NOSE — IS ANOTHER WORD FOR DESTROYING MERIT:  Former DEI director lays down reality on DEI.

And hiring, advancing, etc. for any reason other than merit is the death of competency, and ultimately civilization.

BY G. J. WHYTE-MELVILLE, P. G. HAMERTON, AND MORTIMER COLLINS, REVIVED BY D. JASON FLEMING THIS: The Victober Collection 2023: 3 Classic Victorian Novels.

Black But Comely
Born to gypsies, raised by Jews, Jane Lee turns eighteen and decides to win her way into the upper classes of Victorian society. Her heritage won’t let her go, but her single-minded will and cunning are a match for any gypsy plots against her.
Marmorne
The British Segrave brothers were as different as could be. Emil, the eldest and a solicitor, was passionless and precise. Julius, the middle brother, had enough energy for three normal men, so his decision to mount an expedition to Africa was no surprise. Youngest, Adolphus, was the peacemaker between the other two.
How their fates became tied to the quaint French village of Marmorne, and the Prussian invasion of France, none of them could have foretold…
Sweet Anne Page
Sweet Anne Page is an ideal to everyone who meets her. To Stephen Langton, she is the youthful ideal of love. To Humphrey Morfill, she is the ideal way to marry into money. To Claudia Branscombe, she is the ideal foil, a distraction that enables her plots and intrigues. And to Raphael Branscombe, she becomes the ideal path to revenge…