The Deceiver’s Casket: Eyes of Deception by Dita Dow is a captivating adventure that explores themes of truth and self-discovery. The story starts in the Smithsonian Museum. It follows Ava, a curious visitor intrigued by an ancient artifact called "The Deceiver's Casket." The casket, made...

In Alexandra Edmiston's The Immortal's Secret, Benjamin Mann, a curator at the Louvre, was recovering from cancer. Benjamin’s grandfather, Josiah Mann, came to visit him in the hospital until the day Josiah just vanished. Benjamin searched his grandfather’s apartment for clues and tore a painting...

Elizabeth St.John brings us brilliant historical fiction in The King’s Intelligencer. Set in London in the year 1674, Franny Apsley is the favorite of Lady Mary Stuart, the future Queen of England. When bones are found by the stairs in the Tower of London, Franny’s...

The Marigold Gang: The Mystery of the Four Bodies in the Freezer by Gregory C. Randall and Bonnie Randall is a historical mystery about lifelong friends from the 1950s, known as the Marigold Gang. After the death of a fellow member, they are tasked with...

in The Convent House by Margo Carey, when her mother's sister paid a visit, Alex found it hard to fathom that she was part of the family. Alex’s mother had told her that she was an only child and had no family. Alex’s new family...

The Girl in the Toile Wallpaper by Mary K. Savarese is a most intriguing romance that includes time travel, adventures in both worlds, and the marrying of historical events to the present without drastically changing history as a whole. The characters in the story come...

The mysteries of the ancient world continue to intrigue humankind, but do we know the truth? Simone Maggi explores this theme by taking readers on a fascinating exploration of spirituality through symbols, rituals, teachings, and civilizations, including those of Atlantis, Egypt, Greece, and Rome. The...

Despite the travails they have endured in the last couple of years, the bond between the Whitlock twins remains unbreakable. Isabell and Alexander now have families of their own. The move to Brentwood favors them as their rapid change in fortunes necessitates the building of...

The Water Stricken by Rina Olsen is a gripping historical novel based on the 1866 French expedition to Joseon, Korea. When His Majesty, the Daewongun, ascends the throne, the law prevents Christianity from being embraced by the masses. Missionaries and Christian converts are being exposed...

In The Ties That Divide by Sandra Preisler and Taylor Preisler, Zoe and her mother escape from France amidst the slaughter of aristocrats. Settling in London was not easy for the two, but Simone worked hard to provide for their needs. After some time, she...