Author dorabenley

Abigail must move to the High Sierras so her geologist father can study glaciers. But she’s been haunted by bad dreams which she records in her diary. A girl’s reflection has been looking back at her from the surface of… Continue Reading →

The Varusschlacht is history, something from his grandparents’ generation, when Pliny the Elder, the famous Roman scientist and writer and long lost ancestor of Edward Ware, pens a history of the event that the called the Germania or simply the… Continue Reading →

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You will be able to download Gold Hair for free on Kindle from Saturday through Wednesday just in time for your weekend reading. Cynthia’s gold hair inspired her father to create a rose named after her. Then he disappeared mysteriously…. Continue Reading →

Here is a link to a new British play about T. E. Lawrence, the author of the Lawrence maps in my Edward Ware Thriller Series. This new play has been brought to my attention by Malcolm Blair-Robinson, author of Hitler’s… Continue Reading →

#LakeHotel125 They are fleeing from German spies as well as the spies Dora’s husband sends after them. Where can they hide? The Lake Hotel in Yellowstone is a pretty hidden place especially in 1933. See if you can find them… Continue Reading →

Lindsey lives in a flower garden, a rose garden to be more exact. Her father cultivates white roses. One night she dreams about a dark shadow in a hooded cloak who invades the garden dropping red rose petals instead. She… Continue Reading →

Cynthia’s long golden hair inspired her father, the botanist, to germinate a special gold rose named after her, the Cynthia Rose, one perfect rose. But shortly after that he disappeared under mysterious circumstances and was presumed dead. Now Cynthia is… Continue Reading →

Gwendolyn finds a mysterious staircase that seems to lead up to an attic in the new house she and her family are touring in Tucson where they are moving. The current owner of the house dismisses the old room and… Continue Reading →

101 years ago today on May 7, 1915 the Lusitania sank, hit by a German torpedo. The torpedo struck shortly after lunch around 2PM in the afternoon on a sunny day about 6 miles off the coast of Ireland. The… Continue Reading →