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Blog Tour Guest Post by K. Hollan Van Zandt: Women of The Ancient World

    Today's guest writer is K. Hollan Van Zandt. She is the author of Written in the Ashes , a historical fiction novel about an Alexandrian slave that is tasked with restoring unity among religions. In her research, she came across many interesting findings about women in the ancient world. Surprisingly, there are many similarities to the modern world. Someone could have made a killing if they owned an ancient  Nordstrom! I hope that you will find this article enlightening. If you find it this interesting, pick up a copy of Written in the Ashes . Thank you, Ms. Van Zandt! Women in the Ancient World by K. Hollan Van Zandt      Did women of ancient Rome and Egypt wear make-up? Carry purses? Study in schools? Care about perfume? Run a household?      Turns out, women of the ancient world cared and enjoyed many of the same luxuries that modern women do.      How do we know?      Cleopatra would tr...

Blog Tour: Written in the Ashes by K. Hollan Van Zandt: A Book Review

Written In the Ashes by K. Hollan Van Zandt Publisher: Harper Collins Release Date: Nov. 29, 2016 Category: Historical Fiction Tour Dates: May-June, 2017  ISBN:978-0062673688 ASIN: B01CY3A8X4 Available in: Print & ebook, Pages: 554 Source: This book was given to me by the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Synopsis:  " Written in the Ashes is one of those rare novels that sets 'history' afire, to bathe readers in the glow of a greater, hotter truth. Fans of The Mists of Avalon will find this romantic/alchemical/feminist/spiritual epic equally captivating." —Tom Robbins, bestselling author of Tibetan Peach Pie: A True Account of an Imaginative Life, Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, and Villa Incognito      In the bloody clash between Christians and pagans in fifth-century Alexandria, a servant girl becomes the last hope for preserving peace in this evocative and thrilling tale—a blend of history, adventure, religion, romance, and mysticism...