This book is about a young boy who faces huge challenges to his survival. It is based on a true story. Richard is 8 years old when he accompanies his convict father on the journey to Australia. They start again by opening a butcher shop, only to be framed for stealing cattle. Richard is sentenced […]
Aurora’s Pride
August 12, 2017 By
1898 Yorkshire—Aurora Pettigrew has it all, a loving family, a nice home, a comfortable life. She’s waiting for the right man to offer her marriage, and the man for her is Reid Sinclair, heir to the Sinclair fortune and the love of her life. But, Reid’s mother, Julia, is against the match and her ruthlessness […]
Free: Vittoria
August 10, 2017 By
A swiping historical drama about the unforgettable Vittoria and her Jewish family in face of WW II. The story of the Italian Jewish community in face of the Holocaust, drama of loss and despair, survival and human triumph. Free on Kindle.
Failed Moments
August 8, 2017 By
What if the only way to survive your life is to go back in history to right the wrongs of two other men’s lives? Patrick Walsh travels back to 1790 (French Caribbean) and 1863 (NYC)—two racially charged periods that will test his willingness to do what is right. $0.99 on Kindle.
A Wave From Mama
August 7, 2017 By
What do Weeksville, Irishtown, and the Draft Riots of 1863 all have in common? A common place in American history, or the setting for a socially awkward former slave determined to meet the challenges of the day or die trying? All of this is set in the backdrop of the building of the Brooklyn Bridge […]
The Munich Girl
August 4, 2017 By
Anna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father’s war-trophy portrait of Hitler’s mistress. 50 years after the war, she discovers just what secrets it’s been hiding. “Historical fiction that reads like memoir.” – Philadelphia Inquirer. $2.99 on Kindle.
Free: Cracks
August 2, 2017 By
‘Cracks’ is about a world which doesn’t really change. It revolves around a portrait depicting Hitler as a clown drawn roughly a hundred years before his birth. Some see this Jewish work of art as prophetic, others as symbolic, but the Church strongly condemns it. It rouses passionate reactions worldwide. Free on Kindle.
Devil of Montlaine
July 28, 2017 By
The Beau Monde calls her Naughty Lady Ness, and with good reason. However, her family’s standing and her minor infractions are looked on with affection. Until she goes too far. $2.99 on Kindle.
Cuckoo Clock New York
July 23, 2017 By
Kindertransport 1938. Thousands of Jewish children are being sent away from their homes in Germany to live with total strangers in the United Kingdom and further afield, in the hope that they would be safe. What will happen to them on the outbreak of World War II. $2.99 on Kindle.
Call Of The Morrigú
July 18, 2017 By
Life isn’t easy in 1798 Ireland. Rebellions are rising across the countryside, and the English can be cruel overlords. However, this brutality hasn’t reached the country estate of Strokestown. Theodosia Latimer and her grandfather Reginald are on a mission to discover the past. They’re determined to excavate some ancient mounds on the Strokestown estate. But […]
The GingerBread House
July 17, 2017 By
Set in a small town during the 1900’s, The Gingerbread House is Historical Literary Fiction grounded in nostalgia, mirth, and true love. When a journalist comes home from Europe to take over the town newspaper from his sister, he becomes infatuated with the local people and their stories. From an orphaned young girl to a […]
The Cedar
July 13, 2017 By
From settling in South Carolina in the 17th century through the pinnacle of the Civil War, The Cedar is an enriching tale of generations of the fictional Bodes family and those close to them. Wrought with struggle against enemies, the challenges of the new world, and personal conflict, it is a must-read for fans of […]
The Munich Girl
July 9, 2017 By
Anna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father’s war-trophy portrait of Hitler’s mistress. 50 years after the war, she discovers just what secrets it’s been hiding. “Historical fiction that reads like memoir.” – Philadelphia Inquirer. $1.99 on Kindle.
The Man With Two Names
July 1, 2017 By
Quintus Sertorius was once Rome’s greatest hero, now he is her most dangerous enemy. He now tells his story from the beginning, from the treacherous Forum of Rome to the violent forests of Gaul. He recalls how he became friends and enemies of the most powerful men in Rome as he is forced to decide […]
When It Rained at Hembry Castle
June 29, 2017 By
Missing Downton Abbey? Read When It Rained at Hembry Castle. A lush historical novel set in Victorian England, When It Rained at Hembry Castle is the story of an aristocratic family, secrets that dare not be told, and the wonder of falling in love. When the 8th Earl of Staton dies, his eldest son, the […]
Free: The Kingdom
June 15, 2017 By
King David is a real flesh and blood man: renegade, lover, politician, despot. He establishes his empire in a whirlpool of passion, power, prophecy, and adventure. Also a modern political satire, The Kingdom challenges the dimensions of our being. Free on Kindle.
Rose of Anzio: Book One-Moonlight
June 15, 2017 By
Summer 1940. 14 year-old Tessa Graham is sent from England to Chicago for her safety to live with the prominent Ardley family. There, she meets 18 year-old Anthony Ardley, with whom her life will become forever intertwined as they try to find their paths and the world around them falls apart. Follow this sweeping saga […]
London For Immigrant Suckers; So Long Yugoslavia
June 14, 2017 By
At birth, every man receives a gift pack that defines him and follows him throughout his life. The gift pack includes the parents, place of birth, the country of birth and religion. Peter Kovach’s pack has been sponsored by the Government who were introducing a new religion: Yugoslav. London for Immigrant suckers is an account […]
The Munich Girl
June 10, 2017 By
Anna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father’s war-trophy portrait of Eva Braun. Fifty years after the war, she discovers what he never did—that her mother and Hitler’s mistress were friends.The secret surfaces with a mysterious monogrammed handkerchief, and a man, Hannes Ritter, whose Third Reich family history is entwined with Anna’s.Plunged into the […]
Our Eternal Curse: Another Tribe (Historical Fiction)
May 30, 2017 By
Is this a book we can just get lost in, or a book which can just get lost? “History, Mystery, and Drama!” ***** “Just a really entertaining novel with a strong female lead” ***** “This novel has something for almost everyone, at that is a rare feat” ***** “A very unusual read but oh so […]
Loreless
May 25, 2017 By
Did you ever wonder where you came from? An indigenous man finds himself stranded in the Australian outback. In an effort to get home he embarks on a bizarre and unexpected road trip, forcing him to confront both himself and his heritage. Take an inspiring journey into the ancient beating heart of Australia.$0.99 on Kindle.
The Pacifist
May 15, 2017 By
In 1866, Peter Baxter’s misfortune ends the day he leaves Badgerys Creek orphanage. Unsure of what to do next, Peter finds himself on a farm run by Mr. Brown. An aging man, Brown needs help and is happy to give Peter a place to live in exchange for his labor. Unbeknownst to Peter, Brown’s past […]
Free: From the Nile to the Jordan
May 10, 2017 By
The beautiful daughter of a rich Jewish judge in Cairo, is forced to leave her hometown and set out to Israel. A dramatic love story and important historical novel about the uprooting of the Jewish community from Egypt, starting in 1948. Free on Kindle.
Crazy Horses
May 9, 2017 By
A kidnapped girl. A desperate father. A murderous slaver bound for old Mexico. And a certain untouchable gunslinger. Things are going to get a lot worse before they get better. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Munich Girl
May 3, 2017 By
Anna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father’s war-trophy portrait of Hitler’s mistress. 50 years after the war, she discovers just what secrets it’s been hiding. “Historical fiction that reads like memoir.” – Philadelphia Inquirer. $1.99 on Kindle.
Free: The Edge of Revolt
April 17, 2017 By
Even as the king finds a way to quell the revolt and come back to the Jerusalem, the road ahead seems unclear. His firstborn, Amnon, is executed by his second son, Absalom, who mounts a revolt to topple his father from the throne. How will David find the right successor amongst his remaining sons, the […]
The Irish Flapper
April 9, 2017 By
The Irish Flapper, is a novel set in Manhattan during the exciting Roaring Twenties about a young Irish woman’s journey to America to fulfill her contrasting dreams of wealth and living the life of an artist. Once in America she awakens to the stark difference between her dreams and the disillusioning reality of an immigrant’s […]
