My Name is Mrs. John Singer
It was early July, 1865
The sequel to My Name is John Singer continues the fictional story of John Wilkes Booth hiding in plain sight, and married to Emma. While residing at Emma’s family home in Richmond, there are those who doubt his identity and come to reveal John Singer as a fraud.
A bullet meant for John strikes Emma, shot by the Doctor Henry Bradley who was desperately in love with Emma. Believing he killed Emma, Henry fires the gun at his own temple.
John writes to his sister Asia Booth Clarke and says he must leave Richmond immediately.
With danger lurking and under the guess of night, Emma and John flee Richmond to escape to John’s boyhood home at Tudor Hall in Maryland.
The story opens with John and Emma at Tudor Hall in Bel Air Maryland. It is here under the veil of darkness he reveals himself to his family that he is alive, repentant for his crime and needs help finding somewhere to hide.
For, there are still men who wish to reveal John Singer as John Wilkes Booth and bring him to justice.
Will John’s family help, or turn him away?
Misty Long
I didn't think I could love a book as much as I did "I Am John Singer" but I was wrong. I am beyond happy that this sequel picks up where the original book ended. John and Emma's Love story, set in the time of the shooting of President Lincoln, is riveting and one I could not put down. As John Singer is actually John Wilkes Booth, he automatically puts his young bride and unborn child in jeopardy by those who know his secret and want revenge. The beginning of the book finds John facing his family and asking for help to hide himself and his pregnant bride. It is written in a way that transports you to their time and place. History, romance, thriller and suspense... This book has something to appeal to all readers. But please do yourself a favor and read " I Am John Singer" first. You will be so glad that you did. I look forward to the next novel from Lisa G. Samia as she has become my favorite author.
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