Happy 291st birthday to Giacomo! This amazing man was best know as a seducer of women. He was, however a genius who helped invent the French lottery, participated in Mozart’s writing Don Giavanni, and wrote books on subjects as varied as geometry and Polish history. With all his talents, Casanova thought the pursuit of womankind his true calling. What would he be like in today’s world? Find the answer to this question in 
Conjuring C
asanova, pre-order now. In bookstores June 7th.
What if Giacomo Casanova Gave You A Tour Of Venice?
Would he show you the lovely St. Marks and tell you how he walked out the front door of the Doge’s Palace after being imprisoned for eighteen months? Would he take you to a restaurant that was there when he was a young man and still serves wonderful food? When darkness fell across the dark stones, might he show you a tiny quiet corner where you and he could be alone to…. All of these pleasures happen to ER doc Lizzy Hillman in Conjuring Casanova. Wouldn’t you love to share her adventure?
What Would Casanova Think Of Twenty-first Century Women?
What would Giacomo Casanova think of modern independent women? According to History of My Life, his memoir, he could never understand why women let themselves be dominated by their husbands or any man. He often helped some woman or another to escape from an abusive husband or lover. Of course he no doubt expected to be rewarded for his efforts and usually was, handsomely. Casanova studied medicine in his youth. Wouldn’t it be fun to read about him as he meets an ER doc in 2016? In Conjuring Casanova, Dr. Elizabeth Hillman conjures Casanova from 1774 to 2016. How much fun could that be?
What Would Dinner by Candlelight Be Like With History’s Greatest Lover?
What if Giacomo Casanova sat across the table from you separated only by candlelight? What if he hung on your every word and told you endless tales of adventures in his eighteenth-century world? Could you resist, even if you knew fidelity was not in his vocabulary? In Conjuring Casanova, Dr. Lizzy Hillman faces exactly that dilemma.
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If Casanova Was Italian, Why Did is Histoire de M’Vie in French?
Giacomo Giralamo Casanova was born in Venice Italy. His greatest work, his memoir, was written in French because it was the language of the educated in his time. He spent a lot of time and money on French lessons and loved France for its liberty. Why then didn’t he spend his life there? That is story involving the Louis the King of France, a suicide, and his decking a nobleman at the opera.
Elizabeth Hillman reminds him of that fact in 2016 in the pages of Conjuring Casanova, available now for pre-order and in bookstores June 7th.
So Many Books, So Many Other Things to Do…Not
We all know that there are lots of wonderful books in this world. We sit with one on our laps and blissfully turn the pages real or electronic. We go to magical places or learn wondrous things. Too bad the real world of work, chores, and other stuff has to interfere.
Here five suggestions to keep you from doing the things you have to do. I’m glad to be among new books coming this spring from publisher She Writes Press.
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