Hunting Tobias by Michael Putegnat and Wayne Moore is a tale that traverses three generations and across different continents. The main character, Joseph, seeks the help of his friends Brendan, Frank, and Richard to uncover the truth of his family's history. Joseph's father, Daniel, is...

Hot Winter Sun by Jessica Russell is a captivating historical mystery with a rich mix of romance, political tension, and suspense. Set against the English Civil War, the story weaves the era's chaos into the lives of its characters, particularly Catherine Trefelner and Robert Bradshaw....

Philip Graubart's Here There Is No Why delves deep into the life and mysterious death of Chaim Lerner, an acclaimed Israeli author and Holocaust survivor. The novel is not just a whodunit but a poignant exploration of memory, trauma, and the complexities of Israeli identity....

In the early 1950s, when women fought for recognition, young Harriett Bailey Kepler blazed a trail through her studies and the workplace. As the head of the secretarial pool for Dugan and Company, she earned her place, was respected, and gained one promotion after another....

Hobcaw Point by Taylor Rickard is an LGBTQ novel in which two talented young women find themselves confronting their family legacies and discovering each other. Caitlin Baile is a descendant of a Scotsman and his Irish wife who settled in the New Carolina Colonies three...

Hidden Mysteries by Sandra Olson is the eighth book in the James Ford mystery series. A former police officer and now private investigator, James Ford moves into a newly purchased and refurbished house in the country with his family. On an expedition to the accompanying...

Highland Storm is book one in the Highland Chronicles Series by Elizabeth Rose. Set in 1385, Scotland, the book follows the burning feud that has existed between the MacKeefe and MacNab clans. Several years ago, an attempt was made to unite the clans through marriage...

When high school teacher Mitch Baden is summoned to the principal’s office, his imagination kicks into super active. As far as he knew he had done nothing wrong, but paranoia is a common trend in the actions of educators, especially being the girls’ reluctant soccer...

In Whitechapel, ladies of the night are cautious because of the recent murders attributed to a killer they are calling Jack the Ripper, but in an orphanage across town, Alexia is not thinking of that, only that she has finally found the man of her...

In Honor Among Outcasts by Ed Protzel, abolitionist Durksen Hurst, his fiancée Antoinette DuVallier and a group of former slaves left Mississippi and made their way to Missouri, a state plagued with terrible guerrilla fighting. The little band has one goal; join the Union...