Laurel A. Rockefeller
I am currently working on two books: Princess Anyu Returns (book three of the Peers of Beinan Series) and Empress Wu Zetian (book three of the Legendary Women of World History Series).
Princess Anyu Returns is the long awaited conclusion to the Legacy of Princess Anlei Trilogy. As the name suggests, it is the story of Anyu's exile on D425E25 Tertius and her eventual return to Beinan. It is filled with revelations. As with Ghosts of the Past, nothing is as it appears to be in this book. Science fiction lovers will really enjoy the formal introduction of the Amur race and the villainy of three Amur in particular. There are hostile aliens, laser epee duels, romance, and lots of drama -- and that is just the first half of the book!
Empress Wu Zetian takes the Legendary Women of World History to 7th century China where we meet Wu Zhao, the most infamous woman in Asian history. Wu Zhao was bright, highly educated, and astute in a time where Confucian patriarchy dominated the culture and for this reason she was hated by male contemporaries.
Yet of all women in history, Empress Wu's life touches more lives today than perhaps any other woman in history -- including Queen Elizabeth I of England. Find out how and why in 2015!
Princess Anyu Returns is the long awaited conclusion to the Legacy of Princess Anlei Trilogy. As the name suggests, it is the story of Anyu's exile on D425E25 Tertius and her eventual return to Beinan. It is filled with revelations. As with Ghosts of the Past, nothing is as it appears to be in this book. Science fiction lovers will really enjoy the formal introduction of the Amur race and the villainy of three Amur in particular. There are hostile aliens, laser epee duels, romance, and lots of drama -- and that is just the first half of the book!
Empress Wu Zetian takes the Legendary Women of World History to 7th century China where we meet Wu Zhao, the most infamous woman in Asian history. Wu Zhao was bright, highly educated, and astute in a time where Confucian patriarchy dominated the culture and for this reason she was hated by male contemporaries.
Yet of all women in history, Empress Wu's life touches more lives today than perhaps any other woman in history -- including Queen Elizabeth I of England. Find out how and why in 2015!
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