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Dear Lisa,
As a fellow lover of research (your M.Ed story resonated with me!), I thought you might enjoy a novel that grew out of years of historical research into the Byzantine Empire.
I’d like to offer my debut novel for your consideration.
Title: The Keyholder — A Novel of Byzantine Constantinople
Author: S. Kallistos
Genre: Historical Fiction / Literary Fiction
Length: ~120 pages
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GT4W7RFX
Constantinople, 843 AD. When a secretary is found dead in the Sacred Palace, a young widow serving as Lady of Honour begins to ask questions no one wants answered. What she uncovers is a chain of silence: a secret brotherhood, a husband whose death was no accident, and a conspiracy that reaches the throne itself.
For readers of Umberto Eco, Hilary Mantel, and Madeline Miller.
The novel contains no graphic language or explicit content. It’s a story about loyalty, truth, and the courage it takes to ask dangerous questions — themes I think your readers would appreciate.
The book is available on Kindle Unlimited. I’m also happy to provide a copy in any format you prefer, or to participate in a blog tour or giveaway if that’s a better fit for your site.
Thank you for the thoughtful work you do connecting readers with good books.
Warm regards,
S. Kallistos
Thank you, the book sounds like the type of books I enjoy reviewing. I love blog tours and giveaways, but if you prefer, I can do a stand-alone review.