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One of the most tragic situations today is the plight of the “dogs of war” -- the pups and strays in Iraq. Their life is one of daily abuse compounded by the horrors of war. A few have found comfort with our soldiers. One even travelled across sixty-five miles of desert to find the one who'd shown him kindness. These dogs are now being rescued and given homes with their military families in the U.S., but it's expensive.

Photo of Liberty by Todd Heisler The New York Times

SPCA International has set up Operation Baghdad Pups to help our soldiers with costs that run into thousands of dollars. Please help rescue these hapless innocents. Read this article or one in The New York Times and click the link to donate. Or write a check and send it to:

SPCA International,
2121 K Street Northwest, Suite 650,
Washington, D.C. 20037





Middleham Castle: A Royal Residence
The Richard III Collection
“A richly imagined and moving recreation of the glorious castle that dominated 15th century politics. Here the mighty Nevilles made momentous decisions that changed the course of English history. As the walls of Middleham rise, images come alive of the lonely little prince who made the castle home, fell in love with the Kingmaker’s daughter, and grew up to be a king whose passion was justice and whose laws flowered into modern western democracy. ‘Middleham: A Royal Residence’ breathes poignant life into the dust of history and leaves a lasting impression.” —  Sandra Worth, author of Lady of the Roses




   C. W. Gortner
Author of THE LAST QUEEN
The haunting, passionate story of Juana of Castile, known to history as Juana la Loca, by the acclaimed author of The Secret Lion.
“A vibrant tapestry of love and hate . . .  Brings to life an extraordinary queen at an unforgettable time in history.” —  Sandra Worth, author of Lady of the Roses


   Wendy Dunn
Author of DEAR HEART, HOW LIKE YOU THIS?
The story of Anne Boleyn told by the poet who loved her, Sir Thomas Wyatt. A magnificent book that will leave a lasting imprint on the reader.
“Enchanting. From a fragment in poetry and a suggestion in history, Wendy Dunn has woven a beautiful novel around the poet Sir Thomas Wyatt's love for Anne Boleyn.” — Sandra Worth, author of Lady of the Roses


   Anne Easter Smith
Author of A ROSE FOR THE CROWN
Richard III is seen through the eyes of the woman who might have been the mother of his illegitimate children, a woman who chose to remain anonymous when the court rewards for a king's mistress would have been great, a woman who loved him for who he really was, no matter what the cost to herself.
“Anne Easter Smith knows how to deliver a journey of the heart.” —  Sandra Worth, author of Lady of the Roses


   Christina Croft
Author of THE FIELDS LAID WASTE
New historical fiction, the first book of a Dickensian trilogy. In 19th century Yorkshire, at the height of the cholera epidemic, a miller's daughter must decide whether to stand up against injustice by revealing a secret that could cost her the man she loves.






Richard III Society Yorkshire Branch,
Patron, HRH the Duke of Gloucester, KG


The Richard III Society of Canada


The New England Chapter of the Richard III Society


The Richard III Society, American Branch


Tudor England at Suite 101.com
"A treasure chest of Tudor sundries..." is how PBS describes this site, listing it as a resource for those interested in the six wives of Henry VIII.


All Romance Writers.com


The Historical Novel Society

Website photographs · 

Dan Turner's photograph of the Alba Semi-Plena, the 'White Rose of York' used in all the site banners was borrowed from the Elko County Rose Garden site of Elko, Nevada and used with his kind permission.

“Spooky Castle” photograph by Greek Golangco was used in some of the site banners and downloaded from the Stock.XCHNG free stock photo site.

The illuminated manuscript details used on this page and other site pages are from the Battle of Roncevaux Pass (late 15th century) by the Meister der Fleur des Histoires. Original image downloaded from Wikimedia Commons. The work of art depicted in this image and the reproduction thereof are in the public domain worldwide. The reproduction is part of a collection of reproductions compiled by The Yorck Project. The entire collection is copyrighted by The Yorck Project and licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.


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