The Moonshiner’s Wife by Twyla Dione Smith offers readers a glimpse into the rugged life of the American South during the tumultuous era of the Great Depression. Through the eyes of the protagonist, Birdie Fontenot, a resilient woman bound by love and hardship, Smith crafts...

Rising Sun Falling Rain by Trish Devine is set in Japan in 1946 soon after the atomic bomb hit Hiroshima. Volunteer Mick Mitchell signs up for a year to help the local people after the devastation. Leaving his parents' New Zealand farm, he is keen...

In Christmas at the Saporis by KD Sherrinford, the author has taken an iconic character from the past, Sherlock Holmes, and written a delightful story, bringing into it a wife, two children, his brother Mycroft Holmes, Mrs Martha Hudson, a sister Libertas James, husband Al...

His Name is Junsaku by Tenkara Smart is an absolutely riveting tale set in 17th-century Japan; a land of Samurai warriors, bloody territorial battles, and the all-powerful Shogunate. Junsaku Aoyama knew from a very early age that he was destined to be not only a...

The Gypsy King: A Christmas Story by Caleb Banks and Amy Betzold is a Christian historical fiction novel set in 1847 Indiana that captures the essence of faith, perseverance, and family bonds. The story follows Daniel McDavid, a fifteen-year-old Irish immigrant orphan who embarks on...

Shadows Beneath the Shore: Secrets of a Dominican Mine by Victor Acosta is a gripping narrative that weaves historical intrigue and a modern quest for truth. The story follows Tony Costa, an everyday high school senior whose life takes a dramatic turn after his father’s...

In When Bone Melts by Elise Keitz Harlow, Pim is a Russian aristocrat who relocates to Italy. Before coming to Italy, he had been married. A shadow that hovers over the Marinova family is the curse that supposedly causes the death of the second-born in...

The Monmouth Manifesto by James Arnett is an engaging historical novel that brings a fresh perspective to the American Revolution by focusing on the often-overlooked Loyalists. Through the lives of Richard Lippincott and James Moody, the novel explores the brutal complexities of loyalty, friendship, and...

The Art of Unmaking by Parker Lennox is a captivating LGBTQ novel set in 1922 York, England that masterfully blends historical detail with magical realism. It follows Clara Bennett, a promising artist bound by societal expectations, who encounters Evelyn Price and the mysterious Blackwood Society....

Walking By Your House by A W Anthony is a wholesome Christian romance that brings fresh authenticity to the young adult genre. Alan Weiss, a socially awkward teen, embarks on a heartwarming, comical journey of love, faith, and self-discovery that will appeal to both religious...