Alice and Sam are back to dating years after their school romance ended. As a celebrated history teacher, Alice is passionate about history. Sam, on the other hand, is a successful manager and a brilliant engineer. Though both swamped with work, they come up with...

Liberty Epic of Shadows by L. A. Espriux traces the evolution of a series of events, beginning with the colonization of the Americas by Christopher Columbus and the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire. It transitions to 1640, with a Spanish galleon's ill-fated journey, resulting...

Lake Bride: Holiday Brides by Shanna Hatfield is a wholesome romance that was a pleasure to read. Bridger Holt is leaving the army. For the last two years, he has stood guard to The Unknown Soldier, now he’s at a loss of where his life...

Love Follows Murder: In the Land of Enchantment by Maryrose Carroll tells the story of a gruesome murder and a loving family. It is set in and around Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, a place steeped in a thousand years of history, making it a National...

Lovely Way To Burn is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, relationships, and suspense subgenres. Penned by author Gregg Norman, it is best suited to the adult reading audience due to its themes around personal romantic relationships and adult lifestyles. In this intriguing...

Lullaby (Book I) written by Consuelo Hamilton is a historical fiction novel that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults that enjoy historically accurate Civil War romance stories. Nady was a slave in Wilmington, North Carolina who was well known...

Lady of the Plantation by Adrian Heflin is an extraordinary story of love, slavery, survival, and a craving for freedom. It showcases the pain and harsh realities of living a life of oppression on a tobacco plantation. Sylvia's story starts near Charlottesville, Virginia, on the...

Left Without Answers is a brilliant psychological thriller by Cori Nevruz. Alice’s son Hank is found in his room, and it looks like suicide. There were no warning signs that Hank might be suicidal, and he left no note behind. Alice believes Hank’s best friend,...

Life After is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, grief and loss, and coming-of-age subgenres. It is intended for the young adult reading audience but can also be enjoyed by adult readers as it deals with strong themes of death, loss, pain, and...

Dorothy Wiley’s Letters of Fire and Sword opens in Scotland during the era of King Edward and his son, who ruled England. The story focuses on Lady Erca MacNeill and Sir Alexander MacMillan. Lady Erca, Countess Isabella, Queen Elizabeth, Robert the Bruce’s sisters, and his...