The Case of the Beth-el Stone by David Cairns of Finavon is a gripping historical mystery that weaves together gold rush-era Australia, Victorian Edinburgh, and a centuries-old conspiracy. Major Findo Gask and his sharp-witted companion Errol Rait find themselves fleeing a vengeful secret society, only...

Day of Epiphany by Jerome J. Bourgault transports readers to the grim world of mid-20th-century Québec during the Grande Noirceur, a dark era marked by the oppressive rule of Premier Maurice Duplessis and the overwhelming influence of the Catholic Church. The story follows the fates...

Sands of Bone by Logan D. Irons is a grimdark historical fantasy set against the backdrop of the Crusades. Ninety years after the Christians seized Jerusalem, the kingdom’s army lies in ruins, and the city faces Saladin’s wrath. Robert Cutnose, a battle-hardened warrior, reluctantly joins...

The Eater of Flies by Richard Gadz is a chilling Victorian Gothic horror novel set in 1868 London. When a sealed box from Transylvania is opened, it releases a vampyr: a parasitic creature that inhabits human hosts, regardless of age or gender, and feeds on...

Chloe Turner’s Blue Hawk is a captivating and immersive story set in 17th-century Gloucestershire and inspired by its textile industry. The story begins in 1663 in the mill town of Bisley. Joan Browning is 15 years old. She, her sister, 17-year-old Alice, and their father, John,...

Unexpected Detour by Lynn Marie Jackson unfolds in America during the early 1940s. Faye, the main character, resides in Chicago with her family and is eagerly getting ready to marry her fiancé, Steve. Unfortunately, in light of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Steve enlists in...

Celtic Betrayal by Eric Steven Griesel is a sweeping multigenerational saga that follows the Kerrigan family’s journey from Ireland to the United States. We're with the family across five generations as we follow their rise from humble beginnings to immense wealth and influence. But as...

The Bootlegger’s Bride by Rick Skwiot is a journey back to the often lawless, uncompromising streets of St Louis during prohibition. Narrated across two time periods from two different perspectives, the story follows a young son of Polish immigrants, Jan Nowak, as he seeks to...

Clipperton by Karl Berger is a haunting historical novel that follows Frank Herrmann’s quest to uncover the secrets of his late father’s past. When Frank discovers documents linking his father to Clipperton Island, he embarks on a perilous journey of self-discovery. Accompanied by his late...

The Wound Closest to the Sun by Karl Berger is a poignant historical novel that spans decades and continents, weaving together the lives of those shaped by war and regret. The story follows Yann, a semi-retired French journalist in 1960, haunted by his past. Through...