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June 17, 2021

Day 5 of Blog Tour

Don't miss this next stop on the blog tour!

Faith, Science, Joy, and Jane Austen with
Brenda:

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June 16, 2021

Day Four of the Blog Tour

Hello lovely readers! I am delighted to stop by today and appreciate the opportunity to talk about my upcoming release: Celestial Persuasion.

This is my fifth book to date; and in keeping with my penchant for combining various passions, this novel is a Jewish historical fiction—with more than a nod to Jane Austen’s work. In fact, I invite you to consider this stand-alone novel to be a prequel to Austen’s Persuasion. There is a twist, however. Shall I reveal all or just drop a few hints?

The story unfolds in Devonshire, England—in Exeter to be exact. There you will meet Abigail Isaacs, a young lady long considered past her last prayers.

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June 13, 2021

First stop on the tour...

First day of my blog tour. Won't you join me at My Jane Austen Book Club?

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Published on June 13, 2021 09:43 Tags: jane-austen, jewish-protagonists, prequel

May 31, 2021

Upcoming release

Here is the blurb for my upcoming release: Celestial Persuasion. For more information, please check out the weblink below.


Abigail Isaacs fears ever again falling under the power of love and dedicates her life to studying the heavens. However, upon her father’s demise she finds herself in reduced circumstances and must write to her brother, who has long been away at sea. When instead Captain Wentworth of the HMS Laconia sends a tragic reply, Abigail is asked to set aside her own ambitions and fulfill her brother’s dreams in the Viceroyalty of Río de la Plata.

In his relentless pursuit for justice, Lieutenant Raphael Gabay lends his sword to the Spanish American cause. But as he prepares to set sail with the others, he is entrusted with the care of a young woman. She is quite unlike anyone he has ever known, and Raphael wonders whether the brilliant astronomer will see beyond his frivolous façade and recognize his true nature.

Their destinies have been plotted beyond the celestial veil; their charts foretell of adventure. Can these two troubled souls be persuaded to heed the stars and find love—and their purpose—in this fledgling nation?

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May 18, 2021

Time to Celebrate!

Announcing the arrival of the Pre-order link!

"Celestial Persuasion" is now available for pre-order: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0956GBQR8?ref


Be the first in line to get your copy! Purchase the eBook today and receive the content on 6/30/2021.

I’m so excited! I know you are excited, because I have been receiving lovely messages from so many readers. Help me spread the word. Preorder your eBook today and let Amazon do its magic!

Happy reading!
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April 18, 2021

Shtisel and Jane Austen

How many of you have seen the film, My Big Fat Greek Wedding? Swap out “Greek” and insert “Argentine” and you would have a clear picture of my family. Every character reminded me of a relative; every embarrassing scenario was relatable and every corny saying sounded familiar. The movie had my family in stitches. We laughed, we cried, and we pointed fingers at each other, saying: That is so you! This movie, in fact, was one of three impactful works that played a part in my writing (the other two were I Remember Mama and Fiddler on the Roof)...

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Published on April 18, 2021 14:40 Tags: diversity, jewish-fiction, judaism, period-dramas, realism, shtisel

April 15, 2021

April's Jewish Book Carnival

I’m delighted to be your host!

This is a monthly event, bringing together those who cover Jewish literature online to “meet, read, and comment on each other’s posts.” Organized by the Association of Jewish Libraries (AJL), the Carnival is hosted by a different participant’s site on the 15th of every month.

Come see the lovely tea I've prepared to celebrate the occasion. Join me, won’t you?


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Published on April 15, 2021 05:20 Tags: historical-fiction, jewish, jewish-book-carnival, jewish-reads, judaism, kids-lit

April 7, 2021

AJL's Book Carnival

Hello! This month, I will be hosting the Association of Jewish Libraries "Jewish Book Carnival." I hope you stop by and read all the interesting contributions from around the world. Subscribe to my blog and you'll receive a notification when the post airs on April 15th.

It's easy! Just enter your email here: https://mirtainestruppauthor.com/

Be well,
Mirta
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March 29, 2021

Pride and Prejudice and Passover Ponderings

Read it here and leave a comment about your favorite Passover recipe mashup or your favorite Austen "macaroni."

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Published on March 29, 2021 21:48 Tags: fan-fiction, jane-austen, jewish-historical-fiction

March 28, 2021

Author's Interview with Lori Kaufmann

Chag Pesach sameach! A good Passover to you all. Talk about timely…I began preparing this post on the same day the world heard of a new discovery by Israeli archaeologists. Do you read about it? The Israel Antiquities Authority announced that dozens of new Dead Sea Scroll fragments were found in a desert cave and, apparently, they date back to the second century A.D. The team went on to find 2,000-year-old coins, a skeleton of a child and a basket of woven reeds—very likely the oldest of its kind. Do you recall what was going on during this time period in Jerusalem? Does the Bar Kochba Revolt sound familiar? If you answered: the Jewish uprising against Rome between 132 and 136 A.D., you are correct! That brings me to today’s guest.

As soon as this author learned of the discovery of the first-century tombstone that inspired this book, Lori Banov Kaufmann wanted to know more. She was captivated by the ancient love story the stone revealed and resolved to bring it back to life.

Read more about Lori and her book, "Rebel Daughter," here: https://mirtainestruppauthor.com/2021...
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Published on March 28, 2021 10:56 Tags: author-s-interview, jewish-books, jewish-historical-fiction