When the past becomes your present what do you do? When the history of your family comes front and center and takes over your future how do you handle what you chose to forgo and forget? Imagine the beauty, color, … Continue reading →

  Robert C. Yeager had me by page four of his new novel The Romanov Stone. With a combination of mystery, excitement and well-researched historical fact Yeager writes with a seemingly effortless style – easy and enjoyable to read, but which skips … Continue reading →

Robert Yeager and The Romanov Stone Start: 12/05/2012 6:00 pm   Meet Robert Yeager on December 5 for a reading from The Romanov Stone. On her deathbed, Kate Gavrill’s mother finally tells her the truth: she is a descendant of Nicholas … Continue reading →

The Romanov Stone By Robert C. Yeager POSTED BY KRYSTAL LARSON AT 5:23 PM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2012 The assassin Tartov sets a chilling tone of violence and intrigue in the first few pages.  Since I was reading this when I was watching … Continue reading →

  by Robert C. Yeager Call it blind luck, writer’s luck, luck of the Irish (my middle name is Cushing), or all three. Benjamin Franklin called diligence the mother of good luck, and I’d been diligently pounding my skull for … Continue reading →

  Can we be hypnotized remotely, or against our will, as in the classic Frank Sinatra film, “The Manchurian Candidate”? Recently I put the question to my friend, Los Angeles psychiatrist and artist Dr. Robert Newport. “I have no experience … Continue reading →