Deborah’s Gift by Lois Ann Abraham is a tale of triumph born out of tragedy. Deborah’s parents died when she was young, leaving Deborah in the care of her grandmother in St. Louis. Deborah learns to paint her way out of heartache. She hopes that...

Dineh is an autobiographical novel by Ida Maze and is translated by Yermiyahu Ahron Taub from Yiddish to English. Describing the personal experience of a woman living through the First Russian Revolution in the form of an autobiography, Dineh takes the readers to an impoverished...

Dreams: An Odyssey of Love and Mystery by Otilia Greco is a romance novel set on a beautiful Greek island in 1986. The story unravels with Nina taking time off from her busy life in Portugal and taking a holiday in her favorite island destination....

Lance Fogan has written an insightful medical drama novel called Dings, revolving around a mother named Sandra Golden whose son, Conner, has a grand mal seizure at the onset of the book. Conner has no diagnosis of anything that would trigger a seizure and Sandra...

Dream Girl is a work of fiction in the historical mystery genre and is the latest installment in the Maine Mystery series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Willee Amsden. The book follows Maine handyman Dexter Davis after...

After recovering from a ruptured aneurysm, Morgan Cutler develops the ability to see and talk to the dead. Her first brush with the previous owners of her house came when she crashed one of their glamorous get-togethers. Contrary to the malevolent spirits we encounter in...

Desert Angels by Lyman Ditson invites us to take a walk in the desert. After meeting Boris the Angel, who speaks with a Slavic accent and has a bold head, but very persuasive wings, the protagonist finds himself on an old ship led by a...

The Wolfenbergs were affluent gemstone dealers of German descent who lived during the Holocaust. They loved music and played private family concerts with the Hasses. Both families were so close that their sons, thirteen-year-old David Wolfenberg and Uwe Hass, were inseparable from childhood. It was...

Double-Edged Sword: A Novel of Reconstruction by J.D.R. Hawkins is a mesmerizing historical novel set against the backdrop of the years following the Civil War in Alabama. The protagonist is a Confederate cavalryman, David Summers, who returned home to Alabama after the war as a...

Daniela by Behira Graham is a story of love and loss in 70s Europe. We follow Daniela as she makes her way from conservative Israel to liberal London with a few stops in between. She does many jobs in order to keep her dream of...