The Diamonds is the seventh book in the Jax Diamond Mysteries by Gail Meath. We meet Jax, the potential bridegroom; Tim, his friend in the police force; Laura, the potential bride; Ace, the extremely clever Alsatian; and a variety of their friends and relatives. Only...

What could the connection be between a gallery opening featuring Egyptian artifacts, bombs going off, fires all over London, and police sergeant Jackson Randolph? This puzzle appears in the opening pages of The Last Rays of Ra by Karina McRoberts. The central character Doctor Vahlona...

The Crystalline Crucible by Adam Rowan is a fun adventure story. Twenty-one-year-old Maxwell Jacobs loves Tetris, knights, and cheese sandwiches. He has a dream. He wants to be the best treasure hunter England has ever seen, and his big chance falls into his lap with...

In S.L. Beaumont's The War Photographers, while viewing video footage of a protesting crowd in Leipzig, East Germany, Mae, Rachel's grandmother, noticed a group of uniformed police officers standing on a first-floor balcony. Mae found it hard to accept that she had just seen the...

The Peruvian Book of the Dead is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and literary subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some scenes of violence and adult themes. Penned by author Roger J. Florschutz, the story begins...

Emma has been able to communicate with ghosts all her life, something her father abhorred. Under his close watch, she learned to repress her gift, instead devoting herself to becoming a prim and proper lady. When her widowed grandmother makes her attend a séance at...

Mary had no idea how her life was about to change when a mysterious man took her from the Barlow home for a midnight ride in a carriage because she "had the look.” What look did she have? The distinct features of the Sommelroux family,...

The Dogs of War by Thomas Roke pulls readers into the chaotic world of 1427 when wars were rampant and hunger and poverty a constant for the masses. France is rocked by the Hundred Years’ War and, in other parts of Europe, upheavals are brewing....

The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne is a work of historical fiction by award-winning writer, actor, director, and Shakespeare authorship researcher Ron Destro. Set in England around the early 1600s, this novel explores the authorship theory that Shakespeare was not the writer of the works...

In The Exorcism of Adolf Hitler, Connor Gunnin presents a dramatic scenario wherein Adolf Hitler, the notorious leader of the Third Reich, is abducted by dissenters in the Nazi regime and sequestered in an abandoned Bavarian castle. This abduction is orchestrated by Stenger, a former...