Curt J Robinette's historical fiction novel, Until I Have No More To Give, offers a poignant exploration of post-Civil War America through the eyes of Hiram Robinett, a soldier-turned-bureaucrat who dedicates his life to rebuilding a fractured nation. The novel explores the complexities of the...

Voices of the Civil War by Barry Robbins brings America's defining conflict to life through the clever literary device of imagined first-person narratives. The book offers intimate, highly detailed perspectives from a diverse range of figures from all levels and angles of the conflict. Presidents,...

The Self-Liberation of Parson Sykes: Enlistment in the Union Army XXV Corps by David J. Mason is a riveting historical fiction novel that places its protagonist at the heart of the Civil War's most challenging and transformative moments. At only seventeen, Parson Sykes is an...

Truth and Evil by G. Edward Martin is a gripping work of historical fiction set during World War II, weaving together themes of morality and redemption. It follows a German soldier who, after committing a grave sin, finds himself in a celestial confrontation with God....

In 1917, Gabriel Maddox is an elderly war veteran who takes pride in his family legacy. Myles P. Lash's Imminent Peril delivers an engaging novel for fans of well-crafted historical fiction. It is a gripping and richly detailed historical treat for Civil War aficionados. Through...

Fleet Opposed by Chuck Grossart is a gripping start to The Han Wars series, plunging readers into a high-stakes military conflict that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. The story kicks off with Commander Jackson Flynn, the new captain of the...

David "Kick" Tacker survived four tours in the sweltering heat and jungles of Vietnam that claimed the lives of many young men. He came back with scars and a burning desire for justice for those fellow Canadians who got suckered into a war they did...

Crossing the Blue Ridge: A Tale of King's Mountain by author L. E. Denton is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, adventure, and military action genres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. In 1774, just as the American Revolution...

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...