Janet Wertman’s What Love E’er Meant opens in 1558 as Elizabeth Tudor waits at Hatfield House, her residence, for proof that her half-sister Queen Mary I has died. The message places the twenty-five-year-old princess on England’s throne, where choosing how the kingdom will worship affects...

It’s 1872 in Limestone Cove, Tennessee. Twelve-year-old Ezekiel Gouge watches his Uncle Zeke make sour mash whiskey, and despite his father’s protests, dreams of one day operating a legal whiskey still. Over the course of 67 years, Ezekial marries Panthia, has 13 children with her,...

What Light Was by Shawn Callaway Hays and Stephen Callaway Hays is an epic retelling of the life, times, and work of early nineteenth-century poet and philosopher Percy Bysshe Shelley. Through a dialogue between noted twentieth-century American author F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife,...

Women of Note by M.J. Buckman honors women from diverse backgrounds, some well-known, others less so, who have shaped their communities in both profound and subtle ways. Helena leads a quiet life as a local librarian. Her favorite spot is the history section, where she...

West of Santillane is a work of fiction in the historical, interpersonal drama, and sociocultural issues subgenres. The work is best suited to adult readers owing to some scenes of sex and violence. Penned by author Brook Allen, the plot follows Julia Hancock, who, yearning...

In Water the Colour of Slate by Mary Ann Noe, the author has taken a subject that even to this day is very sensitive; that of a mixed-race child and how the world feels and reacts to the situation. The author has written the story...

Warrior King: An Ancient Family Saga by Lauren Lee Merewether is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, family saga, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to a general adult reading audience due to some moderately violence scenes and adult themes throughout....

Water Fire Steam by Mitzi Zilka is a historical novel based on real events. It’s 1884 and Rolla Allen Jones has graduated from an engineering school on the East coast. He’s been asked to build Spokane Fall’s first water system and for the next 5...

Who Killed Jerusalem? A Rollicking Literary Murder Mystery Based on William Blake's Characters & Ideas Updated to 1970s San Francisco is a work of fiction in the detective, mystery, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to some...

In What Would The Founding Fathers Tell Us Today?: Political Dialogs Between 1789 and 2040, Werner Neff addresses the political issues raging in America. He uses the bold technique of imagining some of the Founding Fathers—Washington, Jefferson, Adams, Hamilton, Madison, and Franklin—returning to today’s world....