The Rules of Courtship by Kasey Stockton is a Regency romance in an era when societal norms and personal desires often clashed. The novel centers around the two protagonists, Ruth and Oliver. They are both determined to find suitable partners and, being lifelong friends, make...

Into the Cauldron by Glenn Starkey is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the American Civil War, with Trooper Jonah Gustafson caught in a whirlwind of conflict, loss, and survival. After enlisting in the 3rd Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry, Jonah's trek takes him beyond the traditional...

Nothing Proved by Janet Wertman dives deep into Elizabeth Tudor’s turbulent early years, showing readers just how close she came to losing everything before she ever became queen. Her world is in tatters as her mother, Anne Boleyn, is executed, and suddenly Elizabeth is no...

The Wind in the Embers: A Story of the Fall of Rome by Malcolm David Logan is a historical novel set during the final days of the Western Roman Empire. Galla Placidia is a woman who goes from being the captive of a barbarian king...

The Tudor Prophecy by Julie Strong is a delightful journey into the world of Henry VIII and his Tudor reign as Catholicism was viciously rooted out and replaced by the Church of England. Hester Vaughn is a young woman gifted with healing knowledge who is...

The Adventures of Sunny Washington, Book Three by Dickie Erman continues the harrowing yet inspiring journey of Sunny Washington, a character who embodies resilience and hope. This installment of the series takes a deeper look into the historical backdrop of America’s Antebellum period, blending rich...

The Widow's Savior by Ian Griffin is a heartfelt historical novel set in post-World War II Bennett Town, Texas. The story follows Margaret Wood, a graceful and resilient woman who is left to raise her teenage son, William, after her husband Joseph’s death on D-Day....

Honor, glory, and unrivaled grace define Placement by Kimberly Van Sickle. The protagonist is young Charles George Trammel IV, a privileged lad whose background straddles both sides of the proverbial tracks. As Charles sits aboard a Higgins boat (Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel, or LCVP) on...

Sketches from the Periphery by M.P. Summers explores life on the edge of conflict. The story unfolds through the experiences of a young expatriate named Alexander Barr who is working as a contractor in Darfur. Readers are pulled into the desolate landscape of Sudan in...

Annette Oppenlander's 5 Months: The Wait is part of the Biographical WWII Stories for Teens Series, and this one is set in April 1945 in Solingen, Germany. The war is over. Solingen has finally surrendered to the USA, but for some people, life cannot go...