Belle Ami’s Mona Lisa's Daughter is a well-researched and well-crafted story of art, romance, suspense, and the stark reality of war. The story is set in Italy, in two timelines; the 16th-century Renaissance and the 20th century, including World War II. In 1925 after a terrifying...

In DL Fowler’s Lincoln’s Angel, Rebecca Pomroy’s story is shared and we learn about a simple woman who cared, one who was behind the scenes and yet so influential in the makings of a great man. Rebecca learned to care for others under the watchful...

Holliday by Matthew Di Paoli can be read as historical fiction about a popular figure of the old American West, yet it also serves as a mystical tale of salvation. Doc Holliday needs no introduction to the average reader. He has been portrayed in countless...

"Quintili Vare, legiones redde!" Unfortunately for Augustus, his legions never returned, having been annihilated at Teutoburg Forest. Prince of Death by Leah Moyes is an account of the man responsible for handing the Roman empire a crushing defeat and stopping its expansion at the Rhine. Arminius,...

Courting the Sun is an apt name for this tale by Peggy Joque Williams, set in the court of Louis XIV of France, known as the Sun King. Sylvienne lives with her mother and two family retainers in the town of Amiens. One day, to...

The Lost Diary of Mary Magdalene by Johnny Teague explores the possibilities of what if? What if Mary Magdalene had written down her adventures with Jesus and we could get a greater feel of her life and what meeting Jesus and his apostles had done...

The Seaforth Heiress: Lady of the Last Prophecy is penned by author Elizabeth Hutchison Bernard in the historical, interpersonal drama, and women’s fiction genres. The plot of this engaging and immersive historical work follows Mary Mackenzie, destined to be Clan Mackenzie's only female chief as...

Faythe Wentworth and her family moved to North Hinkapee, owned by Miles Downing and his family. The impoverished Wentworth family leased land from the Downing family, where they settled and lived peacefully. However, things took a turn for the worse when the Downing twin boys...

In The Importance of Wives, author Keira Morgan introduces us to the Duchess Anne of Brittany who inherits her title after the death of her father Duke Francis. Her guardians are determined to marry her off, convinced that no woman could rule. But Anne, who...

The Ghosts of Whidbey Island by author Victoria Ventris Shea falls into the gothic, historical, and interpersonal drama genres. This engaging novel tells the tale of Isaac Ebey, the first permanent settler on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest in 1850. Arriving with ambitions and...