Getting Your Book on to Google

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Greetings, if you search New Historical Fiction Books on Google you will see my weblog. Now I have added keyword searches that students are likely to be making. 'Judge George Jeffreys' 'The Monmouth Rebellion' 'The Bloody Assize' etc all of these are finding my new novel 'The adventures of Michael Fane' published by Legend Press. If you want to follow suit then please contact me here. Best regards and Seasons Greetings David

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What Google News said about 'The Adventures of Michael Fane'
Michael Fane and the Monmouth Rebellion


This impressive piece recounts The Monmouth Rebellion, and the part played by Judge George Jeffreys in this historic period. Historical references abound within the pages of this retelling of a monumental period in history.

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The cornerstone of this piece is the sentencing of Michael Fane, by Judge George Jeffreys . The method of execution having been predetermined by conversations and orders from King James, proves to be the catalyst, in this engaging story of true friendship and of battling the odds.

The adventures of Michael Fane written by David Castle is an impressive literary piece about The Monmouth Rebellion . With central characters such as the "hanging judge" George Jeffreys and captain Peter Blood, the book, recounts details of this turbulent period, the essence of which is encapsulated by the story of Michael Fane

David castle has managed to capture the essence of the uprising and with incredible detail and dexterity and has encompassed the barbarism and ruthlessness of this historic moment in time. His book "The adventures of Michael Fane" is a detailed, expressive piece of literature.


Release Date:
01/16/2009

[J. R. LaGreca]

Dear David,

I'm not exactly sure how to follow suit. More information would be wonderful..............Best JR

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Last night 28/01/09 I was interviewed on BBC Radio Cambridge on the book by Sue Marchant. Sue is now kindly forwarding my details to other BBC Local Radio stations. Looks like Radio Somerset is next.