The Soldier and the Orphan: Separated by Church and War by Alastair Henry is a historical romance set principally in the first half of the twentieth century. When Billy Jones answered the patriotic call and went to war against Hitler, he had no idea of...

The Rosey View Of The World: One Woman's Journey Through The 20th Century by Andrew Scott Bassett is the story of a woman who had a front-row seat through some of the most challenging times in human history. It follows the journey of Rosey throughout...

In 1735, Mary Hodges married Richard Derby. From their union came sons and daughters. Mary Derby married George Crowinshield, and his sister Eliza, in turn, married Mary’s brother, Hasket Derby. As Hasket was groomed from an early age to take over his father’s business, he...

¿Eres tú?: A History of Lonquimay by Frank Tainter is situated in the Araucarian region of south-central Chile, incorporating themes of ethnobotany, indigenous knowledge, cultural history, and love. The story is centered around Robert, a young man from Montana, who visits Chile in the early...

In Fatal Envy: Book 3 in the Red Dust series, Linda Dowling continues the story of Lisa O’Connor and her aboriginal husband, Billy Garrett. Set in 1980s outback Australia, great strides have been made in race relations since Aborigines were hunted like animals but a...

The Walled Garden by Robin Farrar Maass revolves around gardens and the language of flowers, which always has interested people since Victorian times. The characters are so real that the reader will find themselves relating to them, and the story is woven throughout the most...

Ella's War by Rusty Allen is a military historical novel that revolves around Ella and Lee Tingle, a common-law married couple who live on a small farm with their young son Reese in a coastal Delaware town during World War II. Lee Tingle is...

The Unbroken Horizon is a work of fiction in contemporary drama, historical fiction, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of sexual violence and graphic terminology for racism and racial violence in the early twentieth century. Penned by...

The Woman in Green is a work of fiction penned in the literary style, which tackles themes of human nature, sociocultural ideas, and the ideals of the Romantic art and literature movement. It’s suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author...

Serafino da Ferrara by Paolo Grossi is an interesting take on the coming-of-age of two young gay men, some 500 years apart. In the early 16th century, a brilliant and incredibly talented young artist, Serafino, is tutored by one of the masters, Mastro Filargiro. His...