The Right to Happiness by Helen Schary Motro is a collection of short stories, all revolving around survivors of the Holocaust, with each story ranging in length, tone, and tenor. In Three Hundred Zlotys, Ola returns to the ruins of Warsaw after the war, seeking...

Colleen M. Story's The Curse of King Midas breathes new life into the age-old tale of King Midas with a fresh and intriguing perspective. At its core, the story explores Midas not as a born ruler, but as someone thrust into power through unexpected circumstances....

While there have been numerous books written about national resistance organizations during World War II, few have ever included Austria. It was generally assumed that Austria was happy to partner with Germany in waging war on Europe. The Crush of Wine and War by Molly...

Alan Edward Birch's The Harrison Frigate is a historical fiction novel set in 1800, when piracy was prevalent in the Mediterranean, and the government struggled to protect its ships and trade routes. The story follows the Harrison family, particularly Henry and his son Tim, as...

The Duke’s Unexpected Love by Alexa Aston is a sweet Regency romance. James Jones, aka James Strong, a sea captain with a hidden past, sails into the life of an intelligent and smart widow, Sophie Grant, who runs a shipping empire. A viscount’s daughter, Sophie...

"Loneliness possesses the potential to drive a person to the brink of insanity." Add some ignorance and the stage is set for David Hatton's novel, The Witch Of Woodplumpton. Reverend Isaac Armstrong, a resident of a small and quaint village in Lancashire during the early...

A perfect escape for lovers of fantasy, beautifully written in an intriguing political context, The Secret Hamlet by Judith Briles and Brian Barnes is the enthralling second book in the Harmonie Books series. In the 11th century, Nichol is a young mother escaping from Paris...

In Tangles, Kay Smith-Blum takes readers into the heart of America's Cold War secrecy with the same poignant clarity reminiscent of E. Annie Proulx. Set against the backdrop of the Hanford plant, Smith-Blum weaves a dual narrative that resonates with individuals’ history and enduring courage....

The Road to Moresco by Mark Jamilkowski begins in 1910 when Francesca and Giuseppe Carnabuci survived an earthquake and tsunami in Messina, Sicily, resettling in Santa Teresa di Riva. Their son Marcello, influenced by his father's wartime death and nationalist sentiments, embraced Fascism and moved...

Tears of the Titans is a conceptual exploration that holistically focuses on the accomplishments of the historical greats and events of magnitude across centuries. Written in the first person, it is a compilation of highly informed speculation about titanic decisions considered through the lens of regret....