Dear Nora by Karen Berkey Huntsberger is a historical novel with a unique twist. It is composed of letters written between a nurse, her parents, and her best friend during World War II. Nora Russell has just had her heart broken by her soldier fiancé,...

Dividing Down the Sunlight by Jason Shearer is a Western in the best tradition of the brutal, hard-living existence of the Nebraskan Panhandle. Set in 1878, it follows the exploits of Charlie Aintree, a manhunter, considered the best in the business. Operating out of Fort...

Don’t Never Give Up by Rich Simms follows Ezekiel “Bonkie” Harrison, a small but determined ten-year-old boy, who wakes up alone in a hotel he’s staying in on the way to his aunt’s house. He waits for his father, or Pap as he calls him,...

Dance of the Owl Woman: Patya's Journey by K.M. Huber is the powerful spiritual odyssey of a young woman on the quest for her life path. Patya, a 15-year-old Nasca girl, lives in sixth-century Peru. The story chronicles her quest to reconnect with the spirit...

Desert Bold by Gin Coleman brings the sweeping Desert Born saga to its breathtaking conclusion. We’re reunited with Kira Fontaine, and we find her wounded, determined, and haunted by more than just the Arabian sands she has survived. As she continues her quest to return...

Diary of Betsy Shaw by P.J. Roscoe revolves around Betsy Shaw's persistent efforts to unravel the mystery of her friend Maggie's disappearance and deteriorating situation. After Maggie vanishes, Betsy uncovers troubling details about Maggie's forced prostitution and her possible confinement in an asylum. Betsy is...

Downeyoshun by Art Young is a powerful coming-of-age story set against the turbulent backdrop of the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Sally Osterhoff is a bright, determined young girl with dreams of becoming a mathematician, teacher, carpenter, and Olympic swimmer. However, her mother’s harsh and abusive...

Day of Epiphany by Jerome J. Bourgault transports readers to the grim world of mid-20th-century Québec during the Grande Noirceur, a dark era marked by the oppressive rule of Premier Maurice Duplessis and the overwhelming influence of the Catholic Church. The story follows the fates...

In the Black Hills of South Dakota, there is a plan in place to commemorate the trailblazing presidents of the United States. Gutzon Borglum wants to etch the faces of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt into a mountainside, to be called...

Drausin and Josephine: We Too Shall Pass by John H. Wulsin Jr. is a powerful historical novel that examines the complex reality of racial passing in pre-Civil War America. The story follows Drausin Valsin Bacas and his family as they grapple with the profound implications...