Nell Torone

Nell Torone's newest book, published in 2024, is a how-to book named Secrets of the Divine Feminine. This book describes ancient healing methods that she received through meditation and visions that have not seen the light of day for over two thousand years. She healed her chronic migraines with one of these ancient methods and wrote this book so that others could also benefit from these techniques.

Nell Torone has also written fiction novels where she breathes new life into old pages of history to entice others to share in her enthusiasm for the past and all it has to offer. Her romance novels revolve around historical events unfamiliar to most readers.

Within Sacred Walls enlightened turbulent 1834 Charlestown, MA, specifically the burning of a Catholic monastery by a drunken mob of Protestant men.

The Shieling portrays the 1917 Halifax, Nova Scotia disaster where a burning ammunition ship drifts to shore, and explodes, killing thousands of people.

Keepers of the Stone novels were inspired by an engraved rock discovered in 1803 by treasure hunters excavating Oak Island, Nova Scotia. The rock mysteriously disappeared a few years later never to be seen again. Keepers of the Stone, Book One, travels back to the year 1307 and explains the meaning of the stone and why it is buried on Oak Island. Keepers of the Stone, Book Two, Sacred Ground, tells the fictional story of what occurs to the stone after it is discovered.

Her only creative nonfiction novel documents the two hundred year history of Second Baptist Church in Suffield, Connecticut in a story-like format based on significant events that occurred in the life of the church, town, and across the nation.