In Echoes of Atlantis, numerous subplots conjoin to support the main theme in a rousing adventure by David S. Brody. The lost civilization, Atlantis, has been the subject of thousands of books, both documentary and fiction, but there are few that capture the essence of...

I have a strong love for historical fiction, especially when the story is based on true events, and so I was incredibly excited to read Clevenger Gold by S.E. Swapp, which is based on the 1886 murder of Samuel and Charlotte Clevenger. After selling their...

Death in l'Acadie: A Kesk8a Story by Sherrill Wark is a fascinating historical fiction novel set in 17th century Acadia, the present Port Royal in eastern Canada. It is a very unusual coming of age story told from the perspective of a thirteen-year-old Mi’gmaw girl,...

Murray Lee Eiland Jr’s Return to Babylon is book five in the continuing saga of Orfeo. As Orfeo gazes out to the sea, he ponders his life’s adventures. Even though times are peaceful for him and Clarice at the palace in Pylos, he is restless....

Holy Remedy by J.G. Martins is Book One in The Invisible Conflict Chronicles, an epic tale with a stunning historical setting around the 13th century. It is a period when the quest for power and superstitious beliefs are very strong. The Magyars have barely recovering...

Voices From the Walls by J.C. Lara is a historical fiction novel taking place during Germany, France, and the Netherlands during World War II. The protagonist, Alec Rosenthal, lives a semi-privileged life with his mother, father, and sister when times begin to change in their...

Ulysses Dream by Tim White tells the story of a young man who, by reason of circumstances, is sent to fight in the Vietnam War. The story follows his early life, his meeting with the one who would be the love of his life, his...

Orchids of War is a historical fiction novel by Denise Frisino. It revolves around the O'Shaughnessy family that is caught up by the events of 1941 in the United States, which is about to officially get involved in World War II by declaring war on...

Journey to Colonus, a stupendous novel by Franklin Debrot, is accessible to readers on every level: plotting, character development and revelation, dialogue that is authentic in every way, an empathy for racial and personality differentiation that leaves one wondering about the author’s own, and prose...

Behind the Clouds by Jan Selbourne opens with a couple of detailed and sensuous love-making scenes between three different couples. These well-done scenes are an unexpected, but naturally engaging beginning to a very intricate plot that thrusts five of the six people in those scenes...