Lucienne Boyce – I live in Bristol and I write historical fiction and non-fiction. In 2006 I completed an MA in English Literature with the Open University, specialising in eighteenth century literature.

100 years ago today women became eligible to stand for Parliament. I will be writing posts on the 17 women who stood in 1918. Mary Macarthur - a Labour candidate - is the first - https://t.co/bV9ad6YV0V

Helen Hollick @HelenHollick·

proud to announce #DiscoveringDiamonds #DDRevs #historicalfiction reviews awarded a place on the Top 35 Historical Book Blogs "...working to educate, inspire & empower readers with frequent updates & high-quality information." https://t.co/PwXvbl9syC https://t.co/XKIKVhexAR

Lucienne Boyce @LucienneWrite·

A Blue Plaque for Bristol Women’s Suffrage Society will be revealed on 15 December 2018! One of the first suffrage groups in the country, they campaigned until all women got the vote. Donations for Plaque welcome! #Vote100 See https://t.co/jbpXnOZ0Kh

The Butcher’s Block: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Butcher’s Block: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Fatal Coin: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Fatal Coin: A Dan Foster Mystery

Bloodie Bones: A Dan Foster Mystery

Bloodie Bones: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Bristol Suffragettes

The Bristol Suffragettes

To The Fair Land

To The Fair Land