Curt J Robinette's historical fiction novel, Until I Have No More To Give, offers a poignant exploration of post-Civil War America through the eyes of Hiram Robinett, a soldier-turned-bureaucrat who dedicates his life to rebuilding a fractured nation. The novel explores the complexities of the...

House of Honor by Margaret Ann Philbrick begins with Orazio Bordoni, who chooses to forsake the family business to pursue his passion for art in Rome. This decision disappoints not only his parents but also his brother Vincenzo, a Vatican priest. Orazio soon falls in...

The Water Stricken by Rina Olsen is a gripping historical novel based on the 1866 French expedition to Joseon, Korea. When His Majesty, the Daewongun, ascends the throne, the law prevents Christianity from being embraced by the masses. Missionaries and Christian converts are being exposed...

One of the best ways to learn history is through stories, and I have always enjoyed reading stories about women in history who have defied convention to lead compelling lives. In Kit Sergeant’s historical novel Marie-Madeleine, we meet one such woman, Marie-Madeleine Fourcade, who joins...

Hunting Tobias by Michael Putegnat and Wayne Moore is a tale that traverses three generations and across different continents. The main character, Joseph, seeks the help of his friends Brendan, Frank, and Richard to uncover the truth of his family's history. Joseph's father, Daniel, is...

Jack Bailey hurries to leave Washington after President Abraham Lincoln is killed. Jack doesn't want to become a suspect because of his friendship with Anna Surratt and John Wilkes Booth. He decides to move to Texas for a while, but his unexpected meeting with the...

Catbird Winter by Monté Hill is a historical fiction novel set during and after World War I. It follows Trevor Middleton, an ambitious ambulance driver with dreams of becoming a pilot, and Annie Conner, the daughter of a tyrannical preacher in rural North Carolina. After...

Voices of the Civil War by Barry Robbins brings America's defining conflict to life through the clever literary device of imagined first-person narratives. The book offers intimate, highly detailed perspectives from a diverse range of figures from all levels and angles of the conflict. Presidents,...

Marc Fletcher and Christina Nicolschi Orlov are spies and a fake married couple on a serious mission in Europe in 1941, a time marked by war and the increasing threat that Nazis pose to the rest of the world. Though Marc is happy to accept...

In The Ties That Divide by Sandra Preisler and Taylor Preisler, Zoe and her mother escape from France amidst the slaughter of aristocrats. Settling in London was not easy for the two, but Simone worked hard to provide for their needs. After some time, she...