Fiona: Book Two of the Viking Treasure Huntress Series by Ann Boelter is the continuation of the stories of the creator and the captains of the remarkable Viking vessel, the Treasure Huntress. Originally built by Sigurd as a tribute to his dying wife, for Jarl,...

The First Wolf Pack: A Dog's Fable by J. Daniel Reed is a historical and philosophical tale that traces the history of the human and canine relationship and how this has contributed to the shaping of human civilization. Bingley is the contemporary canine storyteller of...

My Dearest Miss Fairfax: What Jane Austen's Emma Didn't Know by Jeanette Watts is a love story revolving around Jane Fairfax and Frank Churchill. Jane is a poor girl but has been allowed to grow up in a rich family. Frank is a young man...

Bold Crossings by Lance Elliot Osborne is an engaging historical fiction novel set in 19th-century America. It is the story of Malcolm Hornsby and Wukubuu. The former is a 13-year-old boy who traveled from Mississippi to Texas at a time when friction between the American...

The Highway and The River: One Girl’s Journey out of Evangelicalism into Faith by Darlice Dockter is a sweeping coming-of-age historical novel that follows the life of its protagonist Elizabeth “Bisy” Abigail Stockton. The book begins with backstory into Bisy's family and birth, the history...

Blood and Dust by J.C. Paulson is an adventure set in the early days of civilization in Canada. It tells the adventures of James Sinclair, a young man who leaves his family home to pursue his dream of becoming a goldsmith. He ends up in...

In Apocrypha by Richard Caldwell, a road construction crew discovers the body of a man crucified by the Romans. Speculation has it that it is the body of Yehoshua, the man Christians call Jesus. Archaeologists take the bones for genetic testing to establish their identity....

It is 12th-century England and the country is ruled by King Henry but always with the support of the barons and lords. Sometimes, though, these powerful men and the odd woman can seek too much power and challenge the Crown. In The Arrangement by Lu...

The Rebel Scribes is a fascinating historical novel depicting two Anglo-Saxon monks who are brothers in the time of King Aethelred of England. John Broughton tells the tale of Folcwin and his brother Aelfwynn, orphaned when Viking raiders attack their village and kill their parents....

In The Discontent of Mary Wenger, Paper Dolls Book 1, by Robert Tucker, the author has taken a subject and an era that is very difficult to analyze and has written about it with compassion, understanding, humor, and unending love shown in different ways. The...