Lee Anne Womack
Christian Historical Mystery Author
Do you enjoy drooling over historical places, ancient ruins, or impressive monuments? Do you want historical novels that keep the history and build facinating characters in the real world? You're in the right place! Welcome to Lee Anne Womack's official author website where history lives again and again, especially through Christian historical mysteries.
The Traitor's Sister
Free Novella Coming Soon
While serving as a war correspondent in 1900 South Africa, Englishwoman Catherine Howard’s position is jeopardized when she finds a list of men betraying the British army. Digging for answers endangers her family. Ignoring the note risks her life. Can she protect them both, or will this traitorous list destroy her future?
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Book Review for The Starlet Spy
During WWII, a Hollywood star is recruited to recover missing atomic research in her home country, but she soon realizes that she’s beyond her depth in the dangerous world of espionage.
Book Review for The Curious Inheritance of Blakely House
A curious inheritance from an estranged uncle and a mystery surrounding his death. Can Sydney Forrester solve the mystery of her uncle before she loses everything?
Book Review for A Noble Scheme by Roseanna M. White
When self-made detectives, The Imposters, are asked to save someone’s lost son, they must face their own tragic past as they solve their newest case.
Book Review for When the Day Comes by Gabrielle Meyer
If you lived in two eras with only your sleep separating each life, how would you adapt? Libby has dreams of her future, but she’s forced to wait until her 21st birthday to pursue them. When her path is chosen for her, she must face her fears to save her future.
Book Review for Snow on the Tulips by Liz Tolsma
If an enemy invaded your home, would you fight back? Would you hide from the truth? Would you just accept the new government? Find out what some people did in the Netherlands during World War Two.
Book Review for With Every Letter by Sarah Sundin
Two people isolated from their coworkers by fear find strength to grow beyond their self-imposed limits through a anonymous letters.
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Tidbits of Edwardian History
The Edwardian Era broadly covers 1901-1919, from the beginning of King Edward VII’s reign through the end of the Great War’s decade. It’s packed with intrigue between European powers, generational destruction across the globe, and a pandemic flu. Intermingled in these global issues were day-to-day events for every day people. Their activities might not have impacted as many lives, but their stories are fascinating because these people were just like us. Their lives fill the tidbits of Edwardian history that popular textbooks often missed. While these textbooks focused on the big-picture things, ordinary people passed along their stories to their children and grandchildren. Learning about the global impact of events and the personal impact on individual families opens my eyes to the real lives of the people who lived during this time. Join me in discovering how this era impacted generations from then to now.
