Jeanne: The Woman in Red by Isabelle B.L portrays Jeanne Tunica y Casas' life of activism as she navigates grief over the loss of her husband, Paco. Her defiance of societal norms marks her journey from a passionate advocate for social justice to her solitude...

Emma has been able to communicate with ghosts all her life, something her father abhorred. Under his close watch, she learned to repress her gift, instead devoting herself to becoming a prim and proper lady. When her widowed grandmother makes her attend a séance at...

Slavia is not immune to the wave of changes across the Eastern Bloc countries brought about by Perestroika. Even the police, who had been trained to suppress demonstrations against the regime, looked on, as this was what the people wanted. Ionescu had been the president...

Facts serve as the inspiration for Rowena Kinread's The Matchstick Boy. Jakob began working in a matchstick factory at a very young age. Ramun, the manufacturing director's ten-year-old son, was always getting into trouble. Whenever Jakob saw Ramun, a negative event would occur. Before Josef...

Till I Come Home by Gail Combs Oglesby is the second book of The Centenary Chronicles, Tales of American Women series, and is set during the impending American Revolutionary War against the British occupation in the mid-1700s. It is the story of an American-born wife...

Lottie Crawford would much rather sequester herself in her employer's library to read the books, but that is a nearly unattainable goal. Her mother's health issues and her wayward brother make life difficult for the family, who barely manage to make ends meet, much less...

The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne is a work of fiction penned by author Ron Destro in the historical, intrigue, and interpersonal drama subgenres. This work is suitable for the general adult listening audience and is presented in audiobook format with narration by Sir Derek...

The Dogs of War by Thomas Roke pulls readers into the chaotic world of 1427 when wars were rampant and hunger and poverty a constant for the masses. France is rocked by the Hundred Years’ War and, in other parts of Europe, upheavals are brewing....

The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne is a work of historical fiction by award-winning writer, actor, director, and Shakespeare authorship researcher Ron Destro. Set in England around the early 1600s, this novel explores the authorship theory that Shakespeare was not the writer of the works...

Peter Longsword has come a long way from being an orphan on the streets to serving in the royal household of Lady Eleanor. However, while on an exchange mission, Peter and his team of crusaders are ambushed by a group of pirates known as the...