Sir William Ellesworth, an Englishman of dubious reputation, is in Russia on a grand mission, one he hoped would stay a secret between him and his daughter Anna; assassinating the Tsar of Russia. However, perhaps taking his daughter to Nyaboskoye was a bad idea. Anna...

Truth Uncovered: The Chat Rooms of the Damned by Simon Bardwell continues a compelling urban fantasy narrative that challenges readers' perceptions of morality and justice. In this sophisticated sequel, Bernard embarks on a complex mission that involves a daring rescue of a controversial political figure,...

The Duty of Women by Caroline Willcocks follows Kat Cooke, a female musician living alongside the women of the Tudor court, who learns she is the secret daughter of King Henry VIII and Queen Katherine of Aragon. Kat is wedged between loyalty to her mother,...

The Fifth Day Lady by L.J. Golicz navigates competition, intrigue, and human connection themes. With a cinematic and dialogue-driven style, the novel blends high-stakes polo matches, personal ambition, and the complexities of relationships. The story introduces Josephine O'Connor, whose equestrian skills and determined spirit position...

The First Love Myth by Casey Dembowski follows the story of three sisters navigating love, family, and broken relationships. After discovering her husband's emotional affair with another woman, thirty-four-year-old Liz Madden realizes her marriage to her childhood sweetheart, Julian, is all but over. She moves...

In Tell Tale Tattler, Robert E. Kearns invites us into the life of Arthur Brennan, a middle-class guy living in 1970s Dublin. On the surface, Brennan seems to have it all—a decent job, a modern home, and a family. Yet, underneath this picture-perfect life, he...

Tribulations by Tony Heck is a raw exploration of generational trauma, resilience, and the human capacity to navigate life’s darkest moments. The novel vividly explores family dynamics, personal identity, and the scars of past choices. The narrative centers on Clare Chestwick, a young woman grappling...

In Those Who Broke the World, Derek Ward-Colston presents a dark anthology of heroes and antiheroes caught in epic battles. In Zombre, a wounded man discovers a mystical sword with healing powers, becoming a vigilante battling crime and confronting dangerous cults. The Wrath of Black...

Jeff Meshel’s novel, The Greatest Band That Never Was, celebrates the influence of music, community, and the joy of rediscovery. Combining humor, emotion, and a hint of nostalgia, this story intertwines the lives of a nearly forgotten band, determined paralegal Shelly Griffin, and the eccentric...

Treasures of Castle Rowley by Matilda Lockwood masterfully combines historical intrigue, emotional depth, and vivid storytelling. From the outset, the novel draws readers into a richly textured world of mystery and family bonds, anchored by compelling characters and a beautifully detailed setting. The story follows...