Hear the Dirt Sing by E.B. Shelton is a historical novel rooted in the Robinson family, long-time cotton farmers residing in Madison Parish, Louisiana. With ancestry spanning nearly a hundred years, the story is inspired by news clippings and the oral history of four sisters...

In Half the World by Leissa Shahrak, Angela and Doug Weston embark on a transformative journey to Iran, where they encounter breathtaking landscapes and cultural complexities. As Doug adjusts to Esfahan's unfamiliar surroundings, Angela navigates the challenges of her new teaching role amidst political tensions....

“I would always rather be happy than dignified.” -- Jane Eyre. In Hall of Deception by P.L. Jonas, Dee Danes accepts the tutoring position at Rothmorton Hall in Massachusetts, partly to avoid being with her hateful cousin who raised her. She constantly compares herself to...

Holliday by Matthew Di Paoli can be read as historical fiction about a popular figure of the old American West, yet it also serves as a mystical tale of salvation. Doc Holliday needs no introduction to the average reader. He has been portrayed in countless...

Her Own War is penned by author Debra Borchert in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and suspense genres, and is the third installment of the Château de Verzat series. Set against the backdrop of Napoleon's rise post-French Revolution, Geneviève LaGarde, imprisoned for impersonating a man,...

High Priestess and Empress is the second book in Susan Wands's Arcana Oracle Series and a perfect pick for paranormal fans. Artist and seer Pamela Colman Smith returns to London only to discover that her nemesis, Aleister Crowley, has returned and is after her. She...

Home Was a Dream is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, emotive writing, and recent historical subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to its Holocaust-centric narrative as well as some instances of violence, sex, and strong language. Penned...

Hackett at Large: Tales from a Reporter's Life in Paris 1961–1968 by Jack Fitzgerald is set in bustling Paris, where seasoned journalist Benjamin J. Hackett impresses his boss Geoffrey Hawkins with his quirky column, "An American in Paris." The Washington Tribune endeavors to secure an...

Hawk's Cry: The Story of a Cheyenne Hero by Luann Atkin Koester is a captivating historical fiction novel that masterfully weaves together the stories of two young boys, one from the present and the other from the past. Hawk's Cry offers a poignant exploration of...

Her Side of the Story by Dominique Wright follows the life of Catherine de Medici, who, after losing her parents, is married to Prince Henry of France. Catherine faces the challenges of the royal court, including Prince Henry's infatuation with Lady Diane. Her friendship with...