Meg North’s Brilliant Historical Novel was Showcased at the 2023 San Diego Union-Tribune Festival of Books

The San Diego Union-Tribune Festival of Books 2023 delivered an unforgettable experience for authors, book lovers, and industry figures alike. The book event occurred on August 19, 2023, at the University of San Diego, San Diego, CA. Visitors discovered new treasures to add to their libraries and enjoyed a fun book signing activity. ReadersMagnet, an esteemed platform for self-publishing authors, displayed over a hundred books during the event, including Meg North’s “The Transformation of Charlotte Poole: Book 1 of the Charlotte Poole Series.”

“The Transformation of Charlotte Poole” is set in Portland, Maine, in October 1886. It tells the story of Charlotte Poole, a young girl who learns she has a terminal illness and will die soon. Desperate for a cure, she turns to Adam Damon, a mad inventor. He uses his electric shock therapy device, the Damon Machine, to give Charlotte electric superpowers.

However, Charlotte’s powers are dangerous, and she threatens society. As the world faces unprecedented crises, Charlotte must learn to control and use her powers for good. Meg North’s readers will follow Charlotte’s fantastic journey as she transforms from an ordinary teenager into one of the most powerful and influential people of the 1880s.

Interested readers may grab a copy of Meg North’s “The Transformation of Charlotte Poole: Book 1 of the Charlotte Poole Series,” available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Meg’s beautifully written work will capture the hearts of history and literature lovers. Her highly imaginative tale is an excellent introduction to historical fiction, especially for young adult readers.

Learn more about Meg North and her works by visiting www.megnorth.site.

“The Transformation of Charlotte Poole: Book 1 of the Charlotte Poole Series”
Author | Meg North
Genre | Historical Fantasy
Publisher | Black Rose Press
Published date | July 5, 2023

Author
Meg North wrote her first story about a Halloween party when she was just five years old. From there, she embarked on an incredible journey that led her to write her first fantasy chapter book at age ten and delve into historical fiction in 10th grade.

Meg was surrounded by theater growing up since her parents were local actors. Through her involvement in the theater, she developed a fascination with the Victorian era. As a teenager, she became enamored with the Civil War and spent many happy years researching it. Meg now shares her passion for history as a tour guide and enjoys writing about the 1800s.

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