Here's a picture at the Chandler Art Walk & "Author Walk" last Friday. At the event we had a sign up for our newsletter and an oppurtunity to win an advanced reading copy of book two Zenobia - Challenging a Legend. The winner for book two Zenobia - Challenging a Legend from our FREE Book Giveaway at the Chandler Art Walk & "Author Walk" is Will S. Congratulations Will S! You'll be receicing your advanced reading copy soon. Don't forget our 50% off SALE of Zenobia - Birth of a Legend ends this Sunday, November 30th. Take advantage of our half off special and free shipping today. BUY NOW! Coming Soon Zenobia - Challenging a Legend! The continuing story of Zenobia covers her first love, educati
http://chandlerartwalk.com/participating-authors-at-the-chandler-author-art-walk/ Chandler Art & Author Walk on November 21st from 6-10pm. Authors can be found in the courtyard of the Crowne Plaza San Marcos Resort (1 North San Marcos Place Chandler, AZ 85225) Zenobia Crew will be at the Chandler Art Walk and "Author Walk" selling Award Winning book one, Zenobia - Birth of a Legend. You can take advantage of our 50% off SALE and purchase book one for only $12.50! You will also have a chance to win a copy of book two, Zenobia - Challenging a Legend! See you there!
You can get a copy of Award Winning Zenobia - Birth of a Legend for 50% off right now through the end of November. Here's your chance to read this exciting adventure story. BUY NOW! Who is Zenobia? Until Russ Wallace's book I had never heard about the true historical figure Zenobia. Why haven't we read about this extraordinary woman in our history books? In my opinion why she's been unknown until now is because it's the victors who write the history books. Rome wanted to silence the warrior queen. They certainly didn't want anyone to know how close she came to conquering them. Some accounts portray Zenobia as a power hungry woman. They say she ruined a beautiful part of the country. It’s tru
We (Jason, Russ, Ruth and myself) attended King Tut's exhibit in Chicagoland many years ago. Tooday I'll be wearing my Field Musuem T-shirt in celebration of how finding King Tut's tomb has helped us understand Ancient Egyptian History better. http://www.fieldmuseum.org/at-the-field/exhibitions/tutankhamun-and-golden-age-pharaohs "Showcasing nearly 130 dazzling Egyptian treasures from the tombs of Tut and his royal relatives, many of which have never before traveled outside Egypt!" While reading about Zenobia I’ve become a History.com junkie and love to read all the articles on Ancient history and especially Ancient Egypt. Zenobia visits Alexandria, Egypt in the last part of book one Zenobia
