Seven years ago, following the grisly death of a young girl from the nearby village, Baron Montague Darcrois was accused of vampirism. He took his own life in the crimson salon, the same room where his son has now arranged a banquet. Lucien arrives at...

The year is 1910, and Celia Lutyens is fourteen years old. Her father, the successful architect Edwin Lutyens, has been commissioned to design a castle for the wealthy Sir Julius Drewe who wants to create a legacy for his sons. Celia finds the idea romantic...

Elizabeth Tudor: Ancestry of Sorcery traces a captivating story of the young Elizabeth I as she grows up. Motherless, Elizabeth is left alone to struggle through the awkward romances of young love and darker events. But her mother, Anne Boleyn, does not leave her empty-handed....

Embers on the Wind by Lisa Williamson Rosenberg is a captivating literary fiction novel that unravels at the historic Whittaker House, which was run as part of the Underground Railroad by a family of abolitionists of the same name in 1850. Here, freedom seekers Clementine...

In the poignant, moving story, Willow's Secrets by Sally Avery Bermanzohn, a girl searches for her roots and discovers the ways of her people. After the tragic death of her mother, Willow is adopted by a white man and his daughter who raised her on...

The Duchess of Sydney (The Lady Amelia Saga Book 1) by Dawn Knox sees Georgiana Aylwood board the Lady Amelia bound for New South Wales. Georgiana has accepted the blame for her cousin’s petty thieving, but her innocence doesn’t reduce the penalty or the risks...

Flight of the Raven (The Novels of Ravenwood Book 1) by Judith Sterling introduces Lady Emma of Ravenwood, who is more than happy to oblige her king and marry Norseman William L’Orage. However, he must respect her one wish - that she never falls pregnant....

The Bookseller is a work of fiction in the historical, cultural, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Nikolai Gordonovich. In this gripping drama with much to say about Russia and the Cold...

Israela is a work of fiction in the partly-historical, modern cultural, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience and was penned by author Batya Casper. Focusing heavily on the land and people of Israel and the conflicts faced there,...

The Gold Rose is a work of fiction in the historical fiction and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience owing to some very mild language and delicately handled scenes of wartime violence, and was penned by author Jodi Lea...