Denise Frisino’s Where Butterflies Gather follows the beloved “Gang of Five” from July 1943 through the Second World War and into the first days of a fragile peace. Billi Huntington is secretly serving as a Coast Guard SPAR under her sister-in-law's name and must rebuild...

In Sedona by J.F. McCarney, the two main characters are Randall Jenkins III, known as Colt, and Meredith Slayton. Colt used to be a bronc rider, but after a riding accident, he started working with abused and feral horses. Meredith is the breadwinner in her...

Tara Lynn Masih’s The Silent Women is set during World War II, when sixteen-year-old Song Holloway lives with her widowed mother in Andover, Massachusetts, after the Dust Bowl drove them east from Oklahoma. As local farming moves toward civilian wartime labor, Song takes a job...

A. M. Linden’s novel, The Sheriff: The Druid Chronicles, Book Three, is a mix of intriguing historical fiction and fantasy, set in early medieval Britain in the eighth century. The story is set in two neighboring Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, Atheldom and Derthwald. The central character is...

Kris Welsh’s Celtic Love Knot Trilogy reimagines Celtic legend through Scáthach, the warrior trainer who speaks from Tír na nÓg, the Otherworld realm of eternal youth, as she remembers Cú Chulainn, the famed Hound of Ulster who trained at her fortress on the Isle of...

Thomas M. Wing’s Perilous Shores, book two of The Sea Hawkes Chronicles, is set in 1777 during the American Revolution, where Virginia privateer captain Jonas Hawke is preparing his brigantine Resolute for a voyage that will carry the fighting across the Atlantic. Jonas travels with...

Salvatore A Trancucci III’s Sonny and Teresa begins in postwar Leavenworth, Kansas, where Sebastian “Sonny” Grasso has returned from Army service in Japan to play for the minor league Leavenworth Braves. Teresa is an Iowa-born student nurse at St. Mary’s when a baseball game introduces...

In Christine Emma Carey’s historical novel, Action Not Words: A Journey from Chaos to Calm, decorated young officer John Bland returns from war with the sole intention of building a meaningful life. In Yorkshire, he struggles to start afresh with his motherless child, while haunted...

A. M. Linden’s The Valley is a spellbinding and imaginative work of historical fiction set in early medieval Anglo-Saxon Britain. The Valley begins in the 8th century, when Herrwn, a Druid priest, teacher, and bard, is an old man in his eighties. Herrwn recalls his...

Edmond Thornfield’s Atalanta of the Wild follows Atalanta, an Arkadian huntress raised in the mountain wilds, after the father who abandoned her returns seeking forgiveness. Lord Iásios invites her into the royal house of Tegea, where she meets siblings she once believed she would never...