House of Honor by Margaret Ann Philbrick begins with Orazio Bordoni, who chooses to forsake the family business to pursue his passion for art in Rome. This decision disappoints not only his parents but also his brother Vincenzo, a Vatican priest. Orazio soon falls in...

The Water Stricken by Rina Olsen is a gripping historical novel based on the 1866 French expedition to Joseon, Korea. When His Majesty, the Daewongun, ascends the throne, the law prevents Christianity from being embraced by the masses. Missionaries and Christian converts are being exposed...

Race To Novus by R. A. Clarke is a science fiction adventure that revolves around an ultra-high-stakes race on the newly colonized planet Joya, where Finn Rucker and other competitors navigate a dangerous forest using ground vehicles. The race, organized by Governus Corporation, promises land...

Melanie Deming, a screenplay and true crime blog writer in New York, might as well be a magnet for murder, as her editor at the Wild Westsider Newspaper puts it. She had barely recovered from the experience of her last murder story when yet again...

The Night’s Embrace is a dark cult led by Sebastian Graves, whose ambitions know no bounds. The cult wants to open a portal between the worlds and summon Nyx, a horrible goddess of night and chaos. Will the Department of Anomalous Affairs spoil their plans?...

One of the best ways to learn history is through stories, and I have always enjoyed reading stories about women in history who have defied convention to lead compelling lives. In Kit Sergeant’s historical novel Marie-Madeleine, we meet one such woman, Marie-Madeleine Fourcade, who joins...

In Lightning in the Desert by Jan Ferrigan, Kalyah had been a student before the Civil War. Things were good with so much hope but had taken a dramatic turn since the war had begun. Her family had been murdered, and Kalyah was trying to...

In Missing by Christy Cooper-Burnett, an unadventurous woman, Megan Hamilton, gets entangled in disastrous circumstances. Megan's engagement just ended, and the man she'd lived with for three years accused her of being too boring. To prove him wrong, she accepts her mother's invitation to go...

Hunting Tobias by Michael Putegnat and Wayne Moore is a tale that traverses three generations and across different continents. The main character, Joseph, seeks the help of his friends Brendan, Frank, and Richard to uncover the truth of his family's history. Joseph's father, Daniel, is...

Certain Sensibilities by Sondra Rice Newman is the unusual, slow-burning romance of a May-December relationship. As the plot unfolds, Elizabeth is a new resident at an assisted living facility in Tucson, Arizona. Her attending nurse is a tall, dark, and handsome young man named Cary....