The Cherry Stone: A Family's Struggle to Homestead in Cherokee Territory is a work of fiction in the historical drama, Western, and slice-of-life genres. Penned by author Sandy Salisbury, the plot follows Paulina and Gerhard, a couple who navigate the challenges of homesteading in Oklahoma...

In the year 79 AD, a family was celebrating a union when Mount Vesuvius erupted, resulting in the deaths of thousands of people. However, some members of the family survived and went on to thrive in the distant future, with the help of ancestors like Grandmother Angelina,...

Tennessee Thunder: A Tale of Two Armies is a work of fiction penned by author Daniel Frederick Korn in the historical fiction, mystery, and interpersonal drama genres. This enthralling epic work recounts the intense battles of Stones River and Chickamauga during the American Civil War,...

Amy Maroney’s The Girl From Oto is a well-crafted captivating mystery novel. The story is set in two different centuries and follows the lives of two women. Zari Durrell is a contemporary art historian and scholar from California. In 2014-5, Zari is on a University...

The Fall of Bellwether is penned by author Chad V Broughman in the family saga, historical fiction, and interpersonal drama genres. This intriguing and thrilling tale transports readers to the 1841 Midwest, immersing them in a world of struggle and duplicity where a mother and...

The Outlaw and the Sheriff: Outlaw Brides is a Western romance by Charlene Raddon. It's 1887. Jerrellyn Ables is a young woman stuck with her family of bank robbers and gold looters alongside her younger brother, Brodie. After a robbery goes wrong, leading to the...

The Acadians: One Acadian Family and les Maudits Anglais (the Damn English) is a work of fiction in the historical, interpersonal drama, and family saga genres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to the presence of some scenes of graphic violence. Penned...

The Lost Diary of Mary Magdalene by Johnny Teague explores the possibilities of what if? What if Mary Magdalene had written down her adventures with Jesus and we could get a greater feel of her life and what meeting Jesus and his apostles had done...

Author Marj Charlier takes us back to the dying days of the Roman Empire in The Candlemaker’s Woman. Melia was sold into slavery by her own tribe as part of the deal to allow her people to move west, away from the hordes advancing from...

Immerse yourself in a captivating account of fictional history with The Two Presidents by Joseph Boro. It's 1934, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt has a mysterious advisor in the form of Frederick Mason, a man from the future. After recruiting German scientist Wernher Von Braun...