on March 19, 2025
From my press release: In a publishing career that has spanned thirty-five years in hardcover, paperback, eBook and audiobook, included the New York Times and USA Today Bestseller Lists and distinguished writing awards, there isn’t much that could astonish Bellingham author Christina Dodd — but her nomination as a King County (Washington) 2025 Literary Lion… Read More
on December 26, 2024
Enjoy a sneak peek at the three new Christina Dodd Daughter of Montague stories and the paperback reprint of A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA. You’re right; 2025 is packed! Prepare to be swept away in the sea of wild adventure, laugh out loud humor, and sweeping romance. APRIL 29 – WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (Historical fiction:… Read More
on October 3, 2024
I know. I love it, too! THUS WITH A KISS I DIE takes off where A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA leaves off, continuing Rosie’s story while presenting her with a new mystery to solve. Of course, she remains your typical 20-year-old smart mouth early Renaissance female, living with her celebrity parents, Romeo and Juliet, while caring… Read More
on May 20, 2024
For your enjoyment, to celebrate the publication of A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA, my most noble and magnificent publisher, Kensington Books, has prepared a “Create Your Own Shakespeare Story” generator! Thus you may discover your next adventure! As I have. I’m Hamlet of Verona and I’m about to join a reality dating show. Wait until… Read More
on February 1, 2024
How cool is this? A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA is on the Publishers Marketplace’s Buzz Books for Spring and Summer! I know. You’re thinking, “Um… great?” Honest, it is a big deal, one of those honors for an author that comes too seldom. It’s my first time! I’m so excited that it’s for A DAUGHTER… Read More
on October 29, 2023
Welcome to the new Daughter of Montague website, created for the readers of the upcoming A DAUGHTER OF FAIR VERONA (June 25, 2024 in hardcover, eBook and audiobook.) Here you’ll enter into the world of Rosie (“Rosaline if I’m in trouble”) Montague, oldest daughter and the result of the tumultuous union between Romeo and Juliet… Read More
on October 29, 2023
Like you, I’ve always been a voracious reader. Before I started my writing career, I would devour the beginning of a book during my lunch break at my structural design job then spend the afternoon drawing sawmills while determining how the story should end. It never ended that way and 0ften, I liked my ending… Read More
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