Blog Archives - Alison Ver Halen

The Valley of Vengeful Ghosts

How much can you blame on your mom? What does it take for some people to take responsibility for their own actions?

After working so hard to secure her legacy, why don’t we remember Lady Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox?

What is confidence? What grows confidence? Can it be developed in adulthood? What are the ingredients necessary for high confidence?

Is Victor a victim of his own actions? Or is he just the worst and needs to be stopped at all costs? Can his own wife stop his evil deeds?

If death is a part of life, does it stand to reason that life is a part of death? That seems to Saunders’s philosophy, and I am here for it.

When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. Even if you’re forced to play by virtue of being a royal bastard.

It doesn’t matter whether someone is from a different country or a different world, humans tend to react the same way.

The princess is being poisoned and the only person with a chance of solving the mystery is a recluse fascinated by poisons and venoms.

Three women in three different timelines are all haunted by a mysterious presence. Can Minerva get to the bottom of it all?

Is the real treasure to be found in travel the friends we made along the way? Or is it the friends you bring who become lovers…?