Set in 1861, Dread Tribunal of Last Resort narrates the story of Decker Brown, a young man whose fidelity and political allegiances are tested amid the American Civil War. After finishing his studies in firework rocketry, Decker has high hopes of settling down with his...

Wolf Holles' A Semblance of Justice captivates readers with a spine-chilling tale about a dangerous rescue mission and a survivor of war atrocities. Matt suspects that his father, William, has been kidnapped since he stopped answering Matt's voicemails after leaving for a ten-day vacation away...

From the White House to the Amish: A Story Inspired by the Life of Thomas E. Kirkman by Katrina Hoover Lee is a beautifully written Christian historical fiction novel. This story follows the life of the famous White House artist Thomas E. Kirkman and the...

The Right to Happiness by Helen Schary Motro is a collection of short stories, all revolving around survivors of the Holocaust, with each story ranging in length, tone, and tenor. In Three Hundred Zlotys, Ola returns to the ruins of Warsaw after the war, seeking...

Out of Time in the Desert by J. Thomas Hennessey, Jr. revolves around Lieutenant Greg Evans, leading a platoon in Iraq. During a reconnaissance mission, a sandstorm disrupts them, but they find an operational train station. Meeting British soldiers, Evans updates his strategy and prepares...

After a cold night highlighted by billows of dark smoke obscuring the sky over downtown Boston, the Great Fire of November 9, 1872 made headlines in newspapers the following day. The catastrophic fire sees businesses shut down and some city residents being forced to move....

Colleen M. Story's The Curse of King Midas breathes new life into the age-old tale of King Midas with a fresh and intriguing perspective. At its core, the story explores Midas not as a born ruler, but as someone thrust into power through unexpected circumstances....

While there have been numerous books written about national resistance organizations during World War II, few have ever included Austria. It was generally assumed that Austria was happy to partner with Germany in waging war on Europe. The Crush of Wine and War by Molly...

Alan Edward Birch's The Harrison Frigate is a historical fiction novel set in 1800, when piracy was prevalent in the Mediterranean, and the government struggled to protect its ships and trade routes. The story follows the Harrison family, particularly Henry and his son Tim, as...

Innocents of Marbella by R.C. Mogo is a historical novel set in 15th-century France and Spain. Zahra, the eldest daughter of the Queen of Marbella, escaped to France after her mother’s death when she realized she was expected to marry her stepfather and take her...