If you enjoy historical fiction filled with intense drama, intersecting plot lines, and fascinating characters, Crossroads of Empire by Michael J. Cooper is for you. Although this is a sequel to Cooper’s Wages of Empire, it stands fully on its own two feet. Set during...

Gravity of Sol-3 by JH Gruger is a tense, cerebral tale of rebellion and resilience set in a near-future Earth controlled by alien Sentinels. These extraterrestrials suppress technological progress and neurodivergence, threatening humanity's autonomy. Physicist Scott Anderson defies their control by manipulating primordial black holes—objects...

Loki's Daughter by Linda and Michael Cahalan is a masterful blend of historical fiction and Norse mythology set against the backdrop of World War II resistance efforts. In 1943 Norway, as two women and their team of commandos wage a desperate battle against Nazi forces...

Red Lines by James Bultema is an intense military thriller that plunges readers into a world of escalating international conflict. In this third installment of the Sea of Red series, a devastating terrorist attack by domestic Hezbollah operatives against an American symbol sets off a...

For Jock Mitchell, it has been five long years away from his loved ones. A prisoner of war at the infamous Stalag XXa, he has gradually learned to find joy in the little things if he wants to retain any hope that one day he...

In Vectors of Vengeance, the fourth installment of Mike Krentz's Mahoney & Squire series, US Navy Commander Jessica 'Cricket' Squire returns to duty after surviving capture, torture, and rape. Struggling with PTSD, Cricket navigates her way back to the Seventh Fleet, but a moment of...

The Phoenix Effect Part 2: Regeneration by Margaret M. MacDonald is a must-read suspenseful thriller. I recommend that to fully appreciate this thought-provoking sequel, it is important to first read The Phoenix Effect Part 1: The Reuniting. This story opens with Lia believing that Arin...

"There is only one step from the sublime to the ridiculous." That quote from Napoleon holds true in Nigel Seed's novel, The Year of Fire And Ice: 1812, which indicates a fine line between success and failure. The story unfolds as Bonaparte speaks to three...

In Her Pacific Showdown by Mike Krentz, Captain Kate Mahoney is fighting a bitter custody battle with her ex-husband when she receives orders to report for duty aboard the aircraft carrier Shenandoah stationed in the South China Sea as the chief of staff to the...

Katherine Mahoney’s career as an officer with the seventh fleet takes a turn for the worse when she attempts to end the life of her former husband, Luke Walker, over personal differences. She prepares for the consequences of her actions, which may involve a court...