Category: Historical Fiction

The Sense of It

In the crucible of the Vietnam War Era, two siblings embark on separate journeys of defiance and growth. Margie and James are on the cusp of adulthood when James makes a life-altering choice – he drops out of school and leaves home just before graduation. Margie is consumed by concern, both for his uncertain future without a diploma and the ever-present military draft. James’s unwavering conviction takes him down a path of resistance. He adamantly refuses to participate in a war he deem... [Read More...]

Daughter of the King (Defying the Crown Book 1)

Over 600 reviews with a 4.3 rating on Kindle. In 1661, Isabelle risks everything to help fellow Protestants in France flee persecution by the Catholic monarch. But when her survival depends on escaping to Canada, she faces even more hurdles in her fight for freedom… An engaging read based on a true story! $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Seed of Fury – Zolia’s Revenge

King Romulus invites the Sabines to a grand celebration. Sisters Ronica and Zolia eagerly look forward to their visit to the new city of Rome. Their excitement swiftly transforms into horror when Roman warriors abduct and assault them, along with other Sabine women, forcing them into marriage. Despite the degradation and torment inflicted upon them, Ronica and Zolia remain unyielding in their strong resolve. Their unwavering faith in one another fuels their strength. As astute and skilled warri... [Read More...]

The Golden Manuscripts: A Novel (Between Two Worlds Book 6)

A young woman of Asian/American parentage has lived in seven different countries and is anxious to find a place she could call home. An unusual sale of rare medieval manuscripts sends her and Nathan—an art journalist who moonlights as a doctor—on a quest into the dark world of stolen art. For Clarissa, these ancient manuscripts elicit cherished memories of children’s picture books her mother read to her, nourishing a passion for art. When their earnest search for clues whisper of old thie... [Read More...]

Death on the Line

He signed on to map the New World, not solve a cold-blooded homicide. But his dream job just became his worst nightmare… An outcast with no formal education, Angus MacKay’s dream comes true when he sails to the Colonies to assist Mason and Dixon on their ground-breaking expedition. However, the contentious Maryland-Pennsylvania border has seen plenty of turmoil following eighty years of skirmishes pitting neighbors against each other. Tensions reach a boiling point when Angus stumbles o... [Read More...]

Paris Bohemian

In the bohemian shadows of Gilded Age Paris, starving visionaries Erik Satie and Claude Debussy unite against a 300-year musical monarchy. Battling ridicule, exclusion, and personal demons, they birth a revolutionary art form steeped in the green haze of Absinthe and mysticism. Success breeds envy, unraveling their friendship. When Satie suspects Debussy of plagiarism, their alliance morphs into a high-stakes race, with a new generation of musicians picking sides. Their legacy teeters on the ed... [Read More...]

Roman Mythology: A Timeless Collection of Roman Myths and Legends

“Roman Mythology: A Timeless Collection of Roman Myths and Legends” offers a captivating exploration of the myths that have defined Roman culture and left an indelible mark on Western civilization. Perfect for readers of all ages, this book invites you to embark on an unforgettable journey through the rich tapestry of Roman mythology, where gods, heroes, and legends come alive. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Tamacun

Tamacn follows the seemingly harmless journey of Karl Albert Ludwig von Seebach and his companion, Carl August Bolle, through the wild, untamed heart of Costa Rica in December 1864. The story begins in the bustling port city of Puerto Limn and takes readers deep into the rainforests and jungles, ultimately leading to the mysterious Tamacn volcano, also known as Rincn de la Vieja. Led by a team of local guides, they find themselves battling against Costa Rica itself, encountering not only the na... [Read More...]