The Darkness at Dawn by Pamela Roberts Lee
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Why Historical Fiction Matters for Understanding History
Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko When it comes to understanding history, why historical fiction matters is often overlooked in favor of textbooks and academic journals. While these sources provide facts and dates, historical fiction offers a more immersive and emotional...
What Makes a Good Historical Fiction: Unraveling the Untold
Photo by Yogendra Singh on Unsplash Are you a book lover - an enthusiast with a sense of inquisitiveness, particularly on historical fiction? Whether you want to write or read one in this genre, before we begin with such, we want to know what makes a good historical...
Why Is Betrayal Important in Literature? The Ultimate Conflict
Photo by Haroon Ameer on Unsplash Where there are promises, there is space for betrayal. Themes about trust and betrayal are among the most common cruces in literature, and the primary reason for this is their beauty. It’s a calloused source of interest, but there’s...
Betrayal and Moral Dilemmas: Choices That Shape Destiny
Closed doors you can choose, depicting betrayal and moral dilemmas | Photo by Pixabay Just as oaths are sacred in Puritan religion, so is John Lee’s sworn promise to Richard Hawkes—a vow that haunts him for decades. Set in 1634, “The Darkness at Dawn” by Pamela...
Pamela Roberts Lee Obituary
Pamela Roberts Lee passed away January 20, 2025 at Casa Arena Health Care in Alamogordo, New Mexico. She leaves behind her husband, Matthew Grinberg, her sister, Cheryl Berardi, her daughters, Christine Lee and Nicole Moore, and her grandchildren Walker and Eva...
Learning From the Past: How History Shapes Our Future
Learning from the past includes reading books and understanding every fact. | Photo by cottonbro studio History is more than just a record of past events. It holds valuable lessons that can guide us in shaping a better future. By learning from the past, we gain...
Salem Witch Trials: The Influence of Religion and Power
Hanged witch, depicting Salem Witch Trials | Photo by Gonzalo Sanchez on Unsplash The Salem Witch Trials—one of the darkest chapters in American history. It took place in 1692 in the Puritan community of Salem, Massachusetts. Historical documentation, legends, and...
Choosing Between Good and Evil: The Duality of Human Nature
Photo by cottonbro studio The act of choosing between good and evil depicts the duality of human nature and how complex it can be. It's actually an interesting take to grapple with, not to mention, it delves deep into the psyche and moral development of man. Not only...
Life in 1600s America: A Glimpse into the Colonial Era
Life in 1600s America was shaped by the rhythms of nature and the challenges of a new environment. This blog explores what life was like and why studying the era is crucial. The Colonial Era plays an essential role in shaping the foundations of modern American...
The Trial by Gallows: Richard’s Rewarding Consequence
Depiction of trial by gallows | Photo by Leandro Raichardt "I will die today, but I've done something before I die none of you will ever do. I have lived! I have done what I wanted to do without any imaginary restrictions on how I lived." ~ Richard Hawkes,...
Pamela Roberts Lee is a retired U.S. Air Force Reserve Judge Advocate Colonel and former U.S. Department of Justice Trial Attorney who has appeared in courts throughout the United States. She currently lives in Alamogordo with her husband Matt, where she is the former Chair of the Planning and Zoning Commission. Attached is the latest book signing notice for her book signing at the Barnes and Noble bookstore in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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