By Rachel Dacus
Fiery Seas Publishing
January 23, 2018
Time Travel Romance
May Gold, college adjunct,
often dreams about the subject of her master’s thesis - Gianlorenzo Bernini. In
her fantasies she’s in his arms, the wildly adored partner of the man who
invented the Baroque.

May has to choose: stay in her
safe but stagnant existence, or take a risk. Will May’s adventure in time ruin
her life or lead to a magical new one?
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~ Praise for The Renaissance Club ~
Enchanting, rich and romantic…a poetic journey through the
folds of time. In THE RENAISSANCE CLUB, passion, art, and history come together
in this captivating tale of one woman’s quest to discover her true self and the
life she’s meant to lead. Rachel Dacus deftly crafts a unique and spellbinding
twist to the time-traveling adventure that’s perfect for fans of Susanna
Kearsley and Diana Gabaldon. — Kerry
Lonsdale, Wall Street Journal
Bestselling Author
The Renaissance Club is a beautifully written
story about a woman torn between two worlds—the present and the
distant past. This time-travel adventure kept me guessing until
the end about which world May would choose, and if that choice would be the
right one. Highly recommended for lovers of time travel fiction or anyone
looking for a compelling story about a woman trying to find happiness. — Annabelle Costa, Author of The Time Traveler’s Boyfriend.

About the Author:
Rachel Dacus is the daughter of
a bipolar rocket engineer who blew up a number of missiles during the
race-to-space 1950’s. He was also an accomplished painter. Rachel studied at UC
Berkeley and has remained in the San Francisco area. Her most recent book, Gods of Water and Air, combines poetry, prose, and a
short play on the afterlife of dogs. Other poetry books are Earth Lessons and Femme
au Chapeau.
Her interest in Italy was
ignited by a course and tour on the Italian Renaissance. She’s been hooked on
Italy ever since. Her essay “Venice and the Passion to Nurture” was
anthologized in Italy, A Love
Story: Women Write About the Italian Experience. When not writing, she
raises funds for nonprofit causes and takes walks with her Silky Terrier. She
blogs at Rocket Kid Writing.
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