Prediction market = gambling.
The Cloud = someone elseβs hard drive.
Learn what words mean before someone repackages the obvious, gives it a sleek new name, and sells it back to you as progress.
Flashback to my very first book signing in Chicago on June 18, 2022.
Thank you to everyone who has read ππͺπ€πͺππͺπ’π―π’, shared it with a friend, left a review, attended an event, or supported my work along the way.
Sheβs fierce. Sheβs fearless. Sheβs Sicilian.
And sheβs at Target.
ππͺπ€πͺππͺπ’π―π’ is officially available online at Target.
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Dive into medieval Sicily...where rebellion ignites, passion burns, and intrigue cuts like steel.
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This is the desecration of American history.
The White House is not a stage prop. Itβs a symbol of the republic, shaped by centuries of sacrifice and public trust.
Whatever your politics, this should not be treated like another site for spectacle.
We deserve better than this.
βSicilian Vespers, but make it high fashion.οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½
Imagining Aetna Vespiri from my novel, ππͺπ€πͺππͺπ’π―π’, at the Met Gala.
She arrived in volcanic couture, carried a blade as her plus-one, and brought a whole new meaning to slaying the carpet.
She was an immigrant, an American citizen, and the first U.S. citizen canonized as a saint. If October is meant to honor Italian-American heritage, her name makes more sense than his ever did.
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He is seventeen, dying on the sands of the Colosseum, while Rome howls for more. As the arena roars around him, a boy from the Sicilian hills above Enna slips back toward the only home he ever knew.
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On Easter Monday, March 30, 1282, the church bells of the Santo Spirito in Palermo rang for evening vespers. Within hours, thousands of French soldiers and officials lay dead in the streets.
It started at the church itself.
Read the full story here:
https://t.co/qDD46ov6XU
On Easter Monday, March 30, 1282, the church bells of the Santo Spirito in Palermo rang for evening vespers. Within hours, thousands of French soldiers and officials lay dead in the streets.
It started at the church itself.
Full story here:
https://t.co/F0rAg2Uur1
"Vividly evoked Sicilian history, a gripping adventure, and an inspiring female lead youβll be cheering on from start to finish."
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