Dracula: Finding of a Shadow by Lisa Monde is a playscript that begins in 19th-century Bran Castle, Romania, where Count Dracula emerges from his coffin, consumed by his desire to regain his lost shadow, a symbol of his power and identity. As he seeks to...

In Robin Hawdon’s World War II novel Dinner with Churchill, young Lucy dreams of a life beyond her family’s bakery in a sleepy English lake town. When her brother joins the army, Lucy moves to London where she enrolls in a secretarial school. After months...

Gregory Urbach's Dashiell Hammett and the World's Fair Mystery is a deeply captivating, fast-paced historical mystery about a writer's efforts to protect a deadly secret from the Nazis as the threat of World War II intensifies. As a famous mystery writer, Dashiell Hammett is constantly...

Driver's Diary: Death at the Mouth of Flowers by Sean and Columbia Hillen explores the unresolved death of rebel leader Michael Collins in 1922. The authors set the story in 2022, with only days leading to the 100-year commemoration of the infamous leader's role in...

Dark Queen of Donegal is a work of fiction in the historical saga and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author team Mary Pat Ferron Canes and JR Foley. In this deeply researched and...

Doolittle’s Men is a historical work by Paul D. Burgess. It follows several pilots and their support crew as they take part in the Doolittle Raid, an immediate retaliation by the USA against Japan’s bombing of Pearl Harbour during World War Two. Using vivid descriptions...

Demons of Babylon by Paul Curtis commences in the year 586 B.C. After an unsuccessful rebellion against Nebuchadnezzar, King Zedekiah of Judea is blinded and hundreds of Jewish citizens are taken captive to Babylon. Calev is spared because he has linguistic skills and is useful...

In Danish Connection, Keith Thye has taken a very intriguing topic that can be a minefield and treated it with the utmost care and respect. When writing about the history of places, people, or even families, it can be quite a journey, and any author...

Isabelle was a French Protestant persecuted by the Catholic church. They wiped out her family and subjected her comrades in faith to torture. Isabelle eventually converted to Catholicism and married a soldier but remained a Protestant at heart. She bides her time while leading a...

David, God's Chosen Crucible by Joseph Ganci is a historical novel that retells the life of David - the prophet, warrior, king, musician, psalmist, and lover. The author brings to life some of the outstanding events in David’s life, weaving a narrative that is spellbinding...