Clara’s Way is a work of fiction in the historical, romantic, and personal drama sub-genres, and was penned by author Roberta R. Carr. Set in 1904, our protagonist is Clara Tyler, who goes along quite happily in her work as a nurse in Ohio. But...

When a writer as skilled as Gregg Norman authors a story as entertaining as Oz Destiny, and manages to engage the reader’s attention as vividly as some lucid dream, and this mostly by way of voice-over narration - like Morgan Freeman or Wilfred Brimley relating...

I am always fascinated by authors who are able to weave a fascinating, but fictitious story around and through actual historical events. Roberta Seret has done this beautifully in her latest novel, Love Odyssey. Even more, readers will be captivated by the touching love story...

Red, White, and Blues by L.V. Sage is book two in the eponymous historical fiction series, preceded by book one of the same name. The story begins at the end of 1979 and carries forward through to the latter part of the 1980s, imparting some...

Dawn Empress: A Novel of Imperial Rome is the second book in The Theodosian Women series by Faith L. Justice, a book that explores intrigue, war, and the struggle for survival. This novel follows the story of Pulcheria after the unexpected death of the emperor....

In the Shadow of the Beast is a work of fiction in the historical and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by author C. J. Adrien. The second novel in The Saga of Hasting the Avenger, this action-packed volume picks up where The Lords of the...

Blood and Silver is a work of fiction in the historical western and drama sub-genres and was penned by author Vali Benson. Written for young adult audiences, the work is accessible to all readers as it does not contain graphic content. The setting is Arizona,...

Islands of Fire is a work of fiction in the historical and time travel sub-genres and was penned by author Dick Rosano. Written as the opening novel to The Sicily Chronicles series, this highly engrossing and atmospheric work takes us back into the very ancient...

The story opens as Beryl is returning from Paris with her Aunt Hortensia. Beryl has been gone for a year and her homecoming means she will soon be getting married to Sir Henry Rivenhall. Beryl and Henry are a compatible match but without much love....