Mehmet, a young and reckless Turkish sultan, wants to claim the medieval city of Constantinople. He defies his late father’s advisers and vows to wrench Constantinople from the Christians and the weakened but beloved Emperor Constantine. James D. Shipman’s Constantinopolis is an epic historical military...

Cry to the Wind is a historical novel by Dell Brand. Set during the time of the Australian gold rushes in the mid-nineteenth century, the plot focuses on fortune seeker Adam, who we meet just as he receives the news that his beloved wife and...

Prophecy Fulfilled: Book 3 of the Eternity Series by Holly Newhouse is a sea of emotions, healing, trauma, war and moments of spiritual awe. Its intense episodes are imbued with sweetness, humour, spirit, joy and tribulation and are written with a candid and deep style....

Beyond Ourselves by Patricia J. Romero is a fictional story about the lives and loves of people in the South during the Civil War era. Beyond Ourselves tells the story of what the lives of everyday people were like during one of the most turbulent...

In the later stages of the American involvement in Vietnam, things have started to change. An Air Force senior NCO (non-commissioned officer) runs a very large black market operation providing goods and supplies to all branches as well as the South Vietnamese Army. Several young...

The Wall Breaker is a historical novella written by Olga Vasylyeva. It's set in the mid-twentieth century and is the story of Tony Esposito. Tony's fingers were damaged by the machinery he was operating when he was 16 years old. There was no compensation paid...

A Man Whose Name Was Joseph by Shawn Stanley is an historical journey exploring the life and times of Joseph and Mary. A fictional work but based on known facts, the novel follows Joseph from the commitment to marriage to Mary through to the time...

Hello, Wigwam by L. John Lawrence is a wonderfully told story about Bert Costas, a biracial American teen who gets sent to Vietnam on a writing assignment, amidst war, and experiences much more than he bargained for. Written through the innocent eyes of Bert,...

The Wild Horses of Hiroshima is a novel by Paul Xylinides. The United State's dropping of an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima left thousands of families in ruins. Myeko's family is one of many who did not survive. She trudges alone through...

Gerard LaSalle’s Widow Walk is a brave account of history, shared mainly from a woman’s perspective as her husband is killed by savages, and her son is taken by the savages to be traded as a slave. The woman, Emmy, is married to an aborigine...