Etruscan Evenings, the sequel to Cairo Diary, follows the life of Justine Jenner after she is expelled from Egypt in the wake of discovering the controversial diary of the Virgin Mary. In Italy, the anthropologist confronts 
Cairo Diary: An Egyptian Fable is a tale of two women 2000 years apart: the Virgin Mary, living with her family in Old Cairo; and Dr. Justine Jenner, an anthropologist. During a violent earthquake, Justine becomes trapped in the crypt under St. Sergius Church, the cave that served as the Egyptian home to the Holy Family. When the shaking stops, the diary of the Virgin Mary lies at her feet. When Linda visited this ancient crypt, she was inspired to write Cairo Diary: An Egyptian Fable, her first historical novel.
Women’s Ways of Leading
Mary Gardner (see Referrals) and I are interested in presenting multi-media book and conference talks and conversations, and workshops to groups of women — and women and men.
Leadership and Leadership Capacity
I am interested in conducting conversations, coaching, or professional development planning, either in person or through the using network tools such as Skype or Webinar. I do very little consulting now, but am drawn to systems and universities that have made a sustainable commitment to reframing leadership and building leadership capacity. See my list of previous clients.
The Cairo Diary Trilogy
Linda is interested in book talks and conversations throughout the United States and internationally regarding her historical novels: Cairo Diary, Etruscan Evenings (due out in 2011) and Taos Sunrise (due out in 2012).