Iysh by Greg Price begins with Leo Butlion, a medical student in 1940s Koblenz, when the German state turns its full attention to Jewish families. After a narrow escape from deportation, he survives by passing as a non-combatant inside the German military, using medical training...

You-Gin One-Gin: Sort of a Novel by Douglas Robinson is a reimagining of Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin that moves between stage script, campus novel, and literary commentary. The book begins with a theatrical adaptation of Pushkin’s verse novel, presented as a college production that immediately foregrounds...

In Ida Chatfield: Aspen’s Oldest Mystery by T.A. Stevens, readers meet a young woman whose death in Aspen, Colorado, in 1886 remains unsolved more than a century later. Told in the first person, Ida recounts her life in full, beginning in Nebraska and continuing through...

To Outwit Them All by Peggy Wirgau offers readers an interesting, fresh look at what might have been. This delightful tale delivers a fictionalized account of the mysterious secret agent 355. History confirms the existence of one such member of The Culper Ring, an elite...

In Picasso's Hidden Legacy by Beatrix Koch, Marilyn Hendrickson, a New York art historian, time-travels back to 1925 Antibes with Boris Latsky, a brilliant scientist and her longtime partner. The goal? To persuade Pablo Picasso to paint one hundred secret works that would be buried...

On a Sundown Sea by Jill G. Hall is a historical novel that blends social conscience, spiritual inquiry, and a sense of place. Set in late nineteenth-century New York, the story follows Katherine Tingley, a woman driven by compassion and guided by inner visions, as...

Deborah Cohen’s Boleyn Time: The Boleyn Bloodline Book 2 is a well-crafted, character-driven, and immensely enjoyable fantasy interwoven with historical fiction, time travel, witchcraft, and romance. The story is told across two time lines, in 1519 and in the present day. Much of the story...

Ralph E. Jarrells’ Jesus and Judas: Best Friends Forever is a work of Christian fiction that begins beneath an extraordinary sky and unfolds into a thoughtful exploration of companionship before destiny takes shape. The novel opens on a night so clear it seems endless, with...

Fiery Red Hair, Emerald Green Eyes, and a Vicious Irish Temper by Ralph E. Jarrells is for fans of drama, adventure, and historical fiction. Anne Cormac is the daughter of an Irish barrister and his maid. Her father, William Cormac, leaves his legitimate wife for...

Richard Lewis’s Falcon: The Whole Story of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight takes us back to the earliest days of the Arthurian legend, where power and betrayal go hand in hand. Arthur is born after Uther Pendragon tricks Igrayne by using Merlin’s magic, a...