If you enjoy reading historical intrigue with compelling characters told by a talented storyteller, look no further than Lucille Turner’s The Sultan, the Vampyr and the Soothsayer. This impressive novel transports readers to 15th-century Eastern Europe and the Ottoman Empire, where they meet Sultan Murad...

Time Enough by Lise Mayne begins at the start of the twentieth century with a mining family on the Isle of Man struggling to survive as their livelihood deteriorates. Facing inevitable displacement, Euphemia and her son Henry prepare to leave their ancestral home. Financial support...

Inspired by biblical lore, The Veil by Wanda Luthman follows the story of Samuel, a young boy who witnesses a miraculous event that changes the course of human history. All Samuel ever wanted was to be chosen to serve as the priest's understudy in the...

In The Josan and the Jee by William Karl Thomas, Sook Cha is escaping to the south because of the invasion by the North Koreans. Sadly, they catch up with them, and what follows is gruesome murders and the rape of children. Sook Cha only...

The Seven Seeds: Shepherd of Souls by Neil Perry Gordon explores what might have been if the Roman Empire had never fallen and if Christianity had never taken root. At the center of the story is Pope Gregory, who is ripped from the familiar sanctity...

The Eagle Scout Picture by Gary Kidney is a razor-sharp espionage thriller that plunges readers into the perilous heart of Nazi Germany through the eyes of Frederich ‘Zelly’ Zellner. A young American forced to adopt the identity of a Hitler Youth, Zelly becomes a lone...

The Masa Chronicles: The Copper Scroll by Nicholas Teeguarden follows the journey of Joshua Bennett, an archeology student inspired by his grandfather's story of secret treasures. He learned about an ancient mystery connected to the Dead Sea Scrolls, which got him fixated. He went on...

Two Souls by Maksim Haretski, newly translated by Olya Ianovskaia, is a powerful existential and political novel that vividly captures the turmoil of early 20th-century Belarus. Originally published during the Russian Revolution and long suppressed for its bold critique of Bolshevism, the story follows Ignat...

The Perks of Loving a Viscount by Alexa Aston is a historical romance set in the late eighteenth century. Seth Atwell is content with his life as a ship's captain until he discovers he is bound for a life of luxury and responsibility as a...

The Tale of the English Templar by Helena P. Schrader is a gripping historical novel that is rooted in real events surrounding the suppression of the Knights Templar in 1307. After being arrested, tortured, and forced to confess under duress, one English Templar disappears, only...