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About Jayne Fury

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Jayne Fury is a USAToday author of SFR and Urban Fantasy. She enjoys a good hike... across Spain. Tea lover. Knitter. Soon to be cozy mystery author, Jayne loves to sit in the sun with a good book and a nice crisp pils.

Jayne Fury's Reviews:

The Last Seamstress… the last third

February 10, 2017 by Jayne Fury 1 Comment

I love historical fiction and historical romances are by far one of my most guilty pleasures. With this book’s setting, Seattle—a city near and dear to me—I was hooked. The story is set in Seattle 1889, the year of the great fire that leveled Seattle and thus began its rebuild on a grid, raising it higher above the tideline and the final fixing of the sewers so that the privvys didn’t gush at high tide. Simple things. Our heroine is an actual seamstress, as opposed […]

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Scandal Magnet, Pioneering Aviatrix, and Maverick – Beryl Markham

January 22, 2016 by Jayne Fury 4 Comments

A beryl is a precious stone. It is rough until cut and polished when its beauty turns it into an aquamarine, or an emerald or the flawless golden heliodor. A beryl is rare and coveted. Beryl Markham was a wild thing created by Africa. She walked like a leopard and lived life with no boundaries. She was a maverick. A pioneer. Which during the early part of the twentieth century was a rare and golden thing. The wikipedia entry on her is dry and lifeless but the historical fiction, […]

Filed Under: Biography/Memoir Tagged With: Africa, aviatrix, beryl markham, denys finch hatton, femme friday, horse racing, isak denisen, kenya, pioneer

Jayne Fury's CBR8 Review No:1 · Genres: Biography/Memoir · Tags: Africa, aviatrix, beryl markham, denys finch hatton, femme friday, horse racing, isak denisen, kenya, pioneer ·
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