1940, World War II. The Nazis have crushed Europe, and Hitler launches a massive aerial assault with the Luftwaffe against the heavily outnumbered British RAF. The fate of civilization teeters in the balance.

Johnnie Shaux, a Spitfire fighter pilot, must summon up the fortitude to fly into a battle where death is all but inevitable, and continue to do so until the inevitable occurs…

Eleanor Rand, a brilliant Fighter Command mathematician, studies the control room map constantly tracking the ebbs and flows of the conflict, and sees the glimmerings of a radical breakthrough…

Breaking Point is based on actual events in the Battle of Britain. Written with a penetrating historical accuracy of World War II and breathtaking speed, Breaking Point puts you inside the cockpit as the pilots duel to the death, inside RAF Headquarters as the commanders make their decisions, and inside the lives of young men and women facing one of the great crises in modern history.

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“Talmadge Farm” is a sweeping drama that follows three unforgettable families navigating the changing culture of North Carolina at a pivotal moment in history. A love letter to the American South, the novel is a story of resilience, hope, and family – both lost and found. $0.99 on Kindle.

Reeling from the effect of their long-time dreams shattering, Leah Harper seeks a fresh start in the form of an abandoned schoolhouse. A few old clues in the building point to a long-ago tragedy. Digging deeper with the help of the town’s quirky, determined librarian, Leah and her husband Nathan find more than just old memories; they discover a community’s buried guilt over lies and loss and ruined reputations. Driven to share the truth, Leah and Nathan prove that, sometimes, the most precious gems are the last ones anyone expects to find.

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War looms over 24 AD Britannia where rival tribal rulers fight each other for power and the Romans threaten to invade to settle their political differences. King Amren accuses his daughter, Catrin, of treason for aiding the Roman enemy and her lover, Marcellus. The ultimate punishment is death unless she can redeem herself. She must prove loyalty to her father by forsaking Marcellus and defending their kingdom–even to the death. Forged into a warrior, she must overcome tribulations and make the right decisions on her quest to break the curse that foretells her banished half-brother and the Roman Empire will destroy their kingdom. Yet, when Catrin again reunites with Marcellus, she is torn between him and her duty to King Amren. She must ultimately face her greatest challenger that could destroy her life, freedom, and humanity.

Will Catrin finally break the ancient prophecy that looms over her kingdom? Will she abandon her forbidden love for Marcellus to win back her father’s trust and love? Can King Amren balance his brutality to maintain power with the love he feels for Catrin?

Linnea Tanner’s remarkable storytelling prowess takes us on an unforgettable journey, one that resonates with the humanity of its characters, the savage cruelties of war, and the undeniable power of love and destiny. Uncover the mysteries that lie in the heart of Dagger’s Destiny as the saga continues. $0.99 on Kindle.

War looms over 24 AD Britannia where rival tribal rulers fight each other for power and the Romans threaten to invade to settle their political differences. King Amren accuses his daughter, Catrin, of treason for aiding the Roman enemy and her lover, Marcellus. The ultimate punishment is death unless she can redeem herself. She must prove loyalty to her father by forsaking Marcellus and defending their kingdom–even to the death. Forged into a warrior, she must overcome tribulations and make the right decisions on her quest to break the curse that foretells her banished half-brother and the Roman Empire will destroy their kingdom. Yet, when Catrin again reunites with Marcellus, she is torn between him and her duty to King Amren. She must ultimately face her greatest challenger that could destroy her life, freedom, and humanity.

Will Catrin finally break the ancient prophecy that looms over her kingdom? Will she abandon her forbidden love for Marcellus to win back her father’s trust and love? Can King Amren balance his brutality to maintain power with the love he feels for Catrin?

Linnea Tanner’s remarkable storytelling prowess takes us on an unforgettable journey, one that resonates with the humanity of its characters, the savage cruelties of war, and the undeniable power of love and destiny. Uncover the mysteries that lie in the heart of Dagger’s Destiny as the saga continues. $0.99 on Kindle.

When Rachel is pursued by a crime family, she never imagines awakening in the raucous gold mining town of Idaho City in 1864. Here and now, she must learn to survive and to face the trauma of her past by accepting the boundless love of Ethan and Rose Stonehill, a wounded Union cavalry officer and his young daughter striving to forge a new life on the American frontier.
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A maid’s secret. A duke’s heart. A love neither was meant to find.

In Regency England, a woman named Annabelle, has lived her life as a maid with calloused hands and quiet dreams of a better life. But when an unexpected opportunity to charade as her mistress appears, she decides to step into a world of candlelight, whispers, and dangerous alliances.
Then she meets Nicholas, the Duke of Everstone, a man she could never have hoped to love as Annabelle. The Duke finds himself falling in love with her. Nicholas will have to choose between duty to his legacy, or following his own heart.

Charade With a Duke is a tender, romantic story of forgiveness, courage, and the power of love to heal wounds.
Perfect for readers who enjoy Cinderella tales, hidden identities and forbidden love, redemption, healing and second chances.
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In spring 1874, the American economy is descending into a depression, following the collapse of Jay Cooke’s financial empire. Amid the chain of bank and business failures set off by Cooke’s bankruptcy, Jubilee Walker struggles to keep Warner and Walker Outfitters solvent.

Jubil’s grand plans for developing Yellowstone National Park into a popular tourist destination were dashed when Cooke’s business failed, but he is still determined to help fulfill the park’s potential—not to mention his promise to his friend White Dog to end the corruption affecting the well-being of the people living on the Crow reservation.

When Jubil solicits support from the highest levels of government, he sets off a chain of events that puts not only him but the ones he loves most in grave danger. What is the nature of the secret Jubil’s nemesis is hiding? And how far will he go to protect it? $0.99 on Kindle.

In spring 1874, the American economy is descending into a depression, following the collapse of Jay Cooke’s financial empire. Amid the chain of bank and business failures set off by Cooke’s bankruptcy, Jubilee Walker struggles to keep Warner and Walker Outfitters solvent.

Jubil’s grand plans for developing Yellowstone National Park into a popular tourist destination were dashed when Cooke’s business failed, but he is still determined to help fulfill the park’s potential—not to mention his promise to his friend White Dog to end the corruption affecting the well-being of the people living on the Crow reservation.

When Jubil solicits support from the highest levels of government, he sets off a chain of events that puts not only him but the ones he loves most in grave danger. What is the nature of the secret Jubil’s nemesis is hiding? And how far will he go to protect it? $0.99 on Kindle.

Bruin takes Eliza on a dangerous voyage from the island of New Providence to the wild and untamed Saba, and finally to England, where her journey started three years ago.Eliza endures her new sinister reality, one where death creeps ever closer, and quickly learns that the only monsters at sea are men. Ensnared by the salt air and damning secrets, one thing is startlingly clear: Bruin wants to take everything she holds dear. For the roots of revenge lie deep…Will Eliza be able to save the life of her husband before it’s too late? What price is she willing to pay for his freedom? And can she escape this unimaginable nightmare, fueled by a man of unspeakable cruelty?

Color of Fire is the dark, thrilling conclusion to Gina Giordano’s sweeping historical epic, the STRANGE EDEN Trilogy. $0.99 on Kindle.

In 24 AD British kings hand-picked by Rome to rule are fighting each other for power. King Amren’s former queen, a powerful Druid, has cast a curse that Blood Wolf and the Raven will rise and destroy him. The king’s daughter, Catrin, learns to her dismay that she is the Raven and her banished half-brother is Blood Wolf. Trained as a warrior, Catrin must find a way to break the curse, but she is torn between her forbidden love for her father’s enemy, Marcellus, and her loyalty to the people. She must summon the magic of the Ancient Druids to alter the dark prophecy that threatens the fates of everyone in her kingdom.

Will Catrin overcome and eradicate the ancient curse? Will she be able to embrace her forbidden love for Marcellus? Will she cease the war between Blood Wolf and King Amren and save her kingdom?

Immerse yourself in Linnea Tanner’s first installment of an extraordinary series that captures the magic, myth, and treacherous battlefields of primitive Britain. $0.99 on Kindle.

Journey along on a wagon train in 1870 bound for the Deseret Territory and a hidden mine. Search for clues in 1982 with dedicated museum researcher Susan Kingsley as she overcomes life-changing obstacles, meets memorable characters, and finds rich settings. Be inspired by this uplifting and absorbing novel. $0.99 on Kindle.

Carrie Cromwell, fiery and strong-willed, finds herself torn between the South’s traditions and the dangerous truths she discovers through the Underground Railroad. As war erupts, every choice she makes risks her family, her freedom, and the lives of those she loves most.

Storm Clouds Rolling In launches The Bregdan Chronicles, a sweeping saga of courage, sacrifice, and resilience told through both Black and White, Free and Enslaved, Northern and Southern characters.

For readers of United States Historical Fiction, this is history made unforgettable. Warning: Prepare to be hooked along with millions around the world.

Review: “Simply amazing! These books are like… Gone with the Wind meets up with Eat, Pray, Love; then whispers some Secret Life of Bees, forges some Steel Magnolia’s, and at times, wraps itself with The Color Purple. I’ve read every book in the series 5 times. I can’t get enough of them. When a new book is released, I take two days off work to read it. I’m glad there is no end in sight!” ~ Jeanette

Review: “Simply the best United States historical fiction I’ve ever read – in all my 96 years of constant reading. Ginny Dye is my favorite author. I can’t put a book down once I start it!” ~ Sophia

Review: “Wow! These books totally opened my eyes to what is going on in the United States, and WHY. I’ve actually formed a Bregdan Book Club with my friends at work – Millennials and Centennials who want to be entertained, but also want to use our brains. We all have favorite characters (mine is Annie!) and we find ourselves embroiled in intense conversations. We love it! Thanks, Ginny!”

Review: “Who knew I would love historical fiction? I’m 15. When my grandmother gave me this book, I secretly rolled my eyes. Just to please her, I read a few pages. Now I’m on book #15. I thank her all the time! I even wrote the author. She wrote me back!” ~ Shelby

Review: “My wife and I have read every book together. Our eyes and hearts have been opened to the truth of the American Civil War and the Reconstruction years that followed. We devour each new book. We hope Ginny never stops writing! She is our favorite author!” ~ Graham

Unforgettable characters that will capture your heart. Rich, accurate, historical detail.

The bestselling Bregdan Chronicles novels have captured the hearts of fans all over the world. This enthralling saga encompassing the Civil War & Reconstruction has twenty-one books right now, with many more still to come.

I would love to welcome you to the Bregdan Family!
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In 1872, six hundred miles between Bismarck and Bozeman remain to be surveyed for the Northern Pacific Railroad. But Sitting Bull is gathering strength to resist this incursion into the tribes’ hunting grounds.

Citizens and politicians question the need for the rail line and doubt that it can ever be guaranteed safe from Indian raids. But financier Jay Cooke is willing to risk his financial empire to build it.

When a financier summons Jubilee Walker to his mansion and presents a proposition for completing the Northern Pacific Railroad survey, Jubil finds it impossible to resist. But the stakes are high, both financially and personally. How much will Jubil risk to turn his adventure travel tours into a major business? Can he do it without losing the respect of the people he loves? And will he even survive the attempt to complete the survey?
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Jubil joins an expedition to explore the Yellowstone River, he braves an unforgiving wilderness to find that the truth is stranger than legend. But later when Jubil returns with a survey crew, he finds men exploiting the region for profit. Will Jubil’s commitment to preventing the despoilment of Yellowstone’s geographical wonders get him killed?

Based on events of the 1870 Washburn Expedition and the 1871 surveys by Dr. Ferdinand Hayden and Captain John Barlow, the second installment of the Jubilee Walker series chronicles events leading up the passage of the bill that designated Yellowstone as America’s first national park. $0.99 on Kindle.

After his mother’s death, Jubilee Walker asks to join a scientific expedition led by Major John Wesley Powell. Powell initially refuses, but Jubil’s persistence and resourcefulness win him a place on the crew. However, Jubil’s plans are complicated by his deepening feelings for his best friend who is reluctant to spend her life with a man who insists on such a dangerous lifestyle. $0.99 on Kindle.

Step into a gripping historical drama with For Such a Time as This. Follow the compelling journey of Standing Bear, the noble Chief of the Ponca Indian Tribe, as he battles injustice and fights for his people’s survival. Set against the harrowing backdrop of the Ponca’s forced relocation and the infamous Trail of Tears, this powerful narrative weaves courtroom battles, governmental deceit, and the unyielding spirit of a people determined to endure. John O. Acree masterfully brings to life the resilience and dignity of Standing Bear and his tribe, making this an unforgettable read for anyone who values history, courage, and the triumph of the human spirit. Discover the untold stories of heroism and perseverance in For Such a Time as This. $5.99 on Kindle.

5.0 out of 5 stars A transporting and poignant tale of kindness, loss and courage… an unputdownable page-turner!”

5.0 out of 5 stars Marvellous book, particularly for WW2 historical literature and fiction fans. Shades of Anne Frank and her family, the author brings us a two story of Amsterdam and the huge challenges and sacrifices made by so many. Told over two eras the wonderfully written story keeps the reader engaged throughout and brings us to an unexpected ending where happiness is tinged with sadness, admiration and questions. Loved it.

5.0 out of 5 stars A well-told story that kept me wanting to know what was going to happen next. The harrowing conditions that the people in Amsterdam lived in towards the end of the Second World War are described unflinchingly, and the tragedy of death that can devastate anyone at any time is thrown into sharp relief by the comparison of different timelines that carry through the book. Well worth a read.

5.0 out of 5 stars Completely Unputdownable! This book will captivate you from beginning to end. I read it in one day and suspect you will, too. It’s a story that would be interesting in any setting, but the setting chosen makes it really stand out. The characters are extremely well developed, and the plot superb. I am looking forward to Ms Höweler’s next book. $0.99 on Kindle.

Fallout of War: Ukraine: Year Two Kindle Edition
by H. Peter Alesso (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

Book 2 of 3: Fallout of War

The desperate fight for survival has given way to something harder: a grinding war of attrition where victory is measured in meters, and the question is no longer whether Ukraine will fall but whether the West will lose patience first.

Lieutenant Commander James Fairbanks has earned his place among Ukrainian special forces. His drone operations reshape battles and bloody Russian logistics across the front. But when Pentagon doctrine clashes with battlefield reality during the summer offensive, James must choose between the approaches that save lives and the orders that satisfy Washington.

In Brussels and Kyiv, Lucy Fairbanks coordinates billions in Western aid while navigating diplomats who hesitate and allies who waver. When a Russian missile orphans a four-year-old girl, Lucy becomes the only family Maria has left—adding an impossible personal burden to her impossible professional one.

Then a journalist who has cultivated them both is exposed as Russian intelligence. The Fairbanks marriage, already strained by separation and secrets, must survive a betrayal neither saw coming.

From the ruins of Bakhmut to strikes deep into Crimea, Fallout of War: Ukraine — Year Two delivers tactical realism, high-stakes diplomacy, and the intimate cost of a war that demands everything from those who fight it. $0.99 on Kindle.

Inspired by her own family’s roots in the Wild Horse Desert, the story follows a fearless young woman, Sarita, determined to seek justice for her brother’s murder when no one else will — not even the Texas Rangers. As Sarita sets off alone across the Rio Grande to confront his killer, she faces everything from tequila smugglers to snakes to revolutionaries. With Sarita, Natalie brings a powerful, female-led voice to a setting and era often romanticized but rarely shown from the perspective of a woman. $0.99 on Kindle.

It’s 1957, and tobacco is king. Wealthy landowner Gordon Talmadge enjoys the lavish lifestyle he inherited but doesn’t like getting his hands dirty; he leaves that to the two sharecroppers – one white, one Black – who farm his tobacco but have bigger dreams for their own children. While Gordon takes no interest in the lives of his tenant farmers, a brutal attack between his son and the sharecropper children sets off a chain of events that leaves no one unscathed. Over the span of a decade, Gordon struggles to hold on to his family’s legacy as the old order makes way for a New South.

“Talmadge Farm” is a sweeping drama that follows three unforgettable families navigating the changing culture of North Carolina at a pivotal moment in history. A love letter to the American South, the novel is a story of resilience, hope, and family – both lost and found. $0.99 on Kindle.

When an angel offers her a chance for vengeance, Aliza is thrust into a terrifying role as a warden in Hell. Given dominion over the souls of Hitler, Himmler, and other architects of the Holocaust, she now possesses the power to torment them for eternity.

In Hell, Aliza is a god. But as she unleashes her wrath upon the Nazis, the line between her rage-fueled retribution in Hell and her actions in the real world starts to blur.

Is Aliza, a young girl consumed by vengeance, ready to wield such godlike power? And what will it cost her to wield it?

“Aliza in Nazi-Land by Elyse Hoffman is a beautifully written blend of fantasy and history. It follows Aliza, a young Holocaust survivor, who is given the chance to punish those responsible for taking her family’s lives. The mix of dark allegory and historical reality makes this story both powerful and unforgettable.”– Goodreads reviewer

“Elyse Hoffman writes with a sharp sense of anger and sorrow, showing what happens when justice turns into obsession. Aliza’s journey through Hell feels raw and strange—part punishment, part search for herself. It’s not about good or evil anymore, but what’s left after both have burned away.”– Goodreads reviewer

“If you’re willing to walk with a wounded, brave young woman as she wrestles with revenge, faith, and who she wants to be, this book is powerful and worth your time.”– Goodreads reviewer $0.99 on Kindle.

Her exceptional gift of concert whistling entertains more than songbirds as she gains national notoriety and she’s soon entangled in two romantic relationships. Birdie discovers even the best relationships can be filled with misunderstandings. She learns to trust her intuition, but it may cost her love interests, her sister, and maybe even herself.
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With a victorious end to the Civil War, Parson, a newly emancipated USCT soldier, returns to a volatile Virginia. His quest for true freedom clashes with the violent resistance of a society clinging to white supremacy. Mentored by fellow soldiers and driven by love for his family, Parson must navigate political betrayal and racial terror to transform legal emancipation into a tangible reality, building a legacy of land ownership, education, and political power for his community. The Return To Southampton County shares his life as a soldier, his fight for freedom, and his resilience during the time of Reconstruction.

Parson’s journey, from enslaved person to Union soldier to a pillar of his community, is inherently compelling. His transformation represents a powerful and inspiring character arc that embodies the resilience and aspirations of newly freed people during Reconstruction and the government’s efforts to make amends. Much of what is written about Parson’s journey is sadly relevant today, especially concerning voter registration, labor contracts, education, and legal protections, as well as the persistent presence of an insurgent supremacy group.
Discover how Parson confronts the vast gap between legal emancipation and practical freedom, navigating exploitative labor contracts, the new Freedmen’s Bureau, and violent intimidation from white supremacist groups like the Ku Klux Klan. $0.99 on Kindle.

“A thriller … [which has] an enthusiasm, even a freshness and a sparkle, decidedly rare in this type of romance.”—New York Times

Greed crossed the mountains. Honor stood its ground.

1806. A young republic just three decades old—the United States of America—is preparing to press westward across the Mississippi, into a land as wild as it is breathtaking: a territory of towering mountains and violent rivers, icy glaciers and searing deserts—the great Northwest.
Driven by greed and renowned for their ruthlessness, fur traders have already begun encroaching on the forbidden hunting grounds of the Blackfeet.
When Captain Meriwether Lewis fires a bullet that kills a Blackfoot warrior, he ignites a conflict that will echo for generations—lighting the fuse between encroaching traders and one of the mightiest warrior nations on the plains.

Caught in the fallout is Michael Kirk—known to his adopted people as Yellow Hair. Raised by the Blackfeet, bound by their honor, he is chosen as a silent envoy into the white man’s world. Tasked with infiltrating the fur traders, Yellow Hair must navigate a world of deception, greed, and shifting loyalties—all while protecting the culture that shaped him.

Drawing from firsthand accounts, fur trade journals, and a lifetime of fascination with indigenous history, Buckskin Brigades is a sweeping saga of American history—a story of courage, endurance, and one man’s stand on the edge of a nation’s violent transformation.

You will love this historical fiction of 19th Century America because, as the Durham Herald review states, it is “a crack adventure…exciting…historically accurate…. Buckskin Brigades presents a new struggle and a new scene in fiction.” $1.99 on Kindle.

Eliza’s death has been ordered by Lord Dunmore, and Bruin himself tasked with the deed. But Hiram Bruin has never been a man to follow orders. He offers her passage on his ship, the Fortuyne, and his personal protection. In her hour of distress, Eliza accepts—for she has no other choice.Bruin takes Eliza on a dangerous voyage from the island of New Providence to the wild and untamed Saba, and finally to England, where her journey started three years ago.Eliza endures her new sinister reality, one where death creeps ever closer, and quickly learns that the only monsters at sea are men. Ensnared by the salt air and damning secrets, one thing is startlingly clear: Bruin wants to take everything she holds dear. For the roots of revenge lie deep…Will Eliza be able to save the life of her husband before it’s too late? What price is she willing to pay for his freedom? And can she escape this unimaginable nightmare, fueled by a man of unspeakable cruelty? Color of Fire is the dark, thrilling conclusion to Gina Giordano’s sweeping historical epic, the STRANGE EDEN Trilogy. $0.99 on Kindle.

The Self-Liberation of Parson Sykes by David J. Mason is a historical documentary novel trilogy inspired by the true story of Mason’s great-grandfather, Parson Sykes. The trilogy traces Parson’s journey from enslavement in Southampton County, Virginia, through his escape and service in the Union Army during the Civil War, to his efforts to build a new life during Reconstruction.

Parson Sykes’s story is one of extraordinary courage, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of freedom. Born into bondage on a Virginia farm haunted by the legacy of Nat Turner’s rebellion, Parson endures the daily hardships of enslavement alongside his family. Yet, even in the shadow of oppression, Parson’s spirit remains unbroken. His exposure to new ideas while working on the railroad and his growing awareness of the abolitionist movement ignite a powerful yearning for self-determination.

As the Civil War rages and the grip of slavery tightens, Parson refuses to accept the limits imposed on him. He and his brothers engage in subtle acts of resistance, preserving their dignity and hope in the face of adversity. Parson’s journey is fueled by the conviction that liberation is not simply a matter of escape, but a profound act of reclaiming one’s humanity and agency.

Armed with scraps of information and an unyielding will, Parson orchestrates a daring escape to Union territory. The perilous journey, fraught with danger and uncertainty, is a testament to his ingenuity and resolve. Crossing into freedom, Parson enlists in the United States Colored Troops, joining the historic XXV Corps—the first all-Black corps to enter the fallen Confederate capital of Richmond. Through vivid vignettes, Mason honors the collective bravery of Black soldiers who fought not only for the Union but also for the promise of equality and justice.

Victory in war, however, is only the beginning. Returning to Southampton County, Parson confronts the harsh realities of Reconstruction: broken promises, persistent racial violence, and the struggle for true emancipation. Frustrated by the slow progress and systemic barriers, Parson becomes a fierce advocate for education, land ownership, and civil rights. His resilience is tested as he navigates the turbulent passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments, confronting both hope and backlash.

Through mentorship, advocacy, and unwavering perseverance, Parson secures his right to vote, acquires land, and establishes himself as a leader in his community. His journey reveals that self-liberation is not a single act, but a lifelong commitment to justice and equality. Parson’s story is a powerful reminder that the fight for freedom is ongoing, demanding courage, resilience, and the refusal to yield to despair.

Drawing from family chronicles and official records, The Self-Liberation of Parson Sykes offers an intimate portrait of one man’s quest for autonomy and dignity. Mason’s trilogy illuminates the broader struggles and triumphs of African Americans during one of the most transformative periods in American history, celebrating the enduring power of self-liberation and the human spirit.

$9.99 each on Kindle.

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A dual-timeline historical mystery in the BookFest Gold Medal Award–Winning IN TIME series for Best Fiction.
Set during the time of Revolutionary War privateers and in the present day on the Maryland Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay.
This is the 6th novel in a haunting dual-timeline mystery at Waterwood Plantation that intertwines past and present.

As Emma Chase discovers an old family Bible, finds a curious clue on the family tree, and follows a trail left by Revolutionary War pirates, secret rum recipes, and a buried treasure chest, while she prepares for her wedding to the man descended from the very legends she is chasing.
When most people think of pirates, they imagine the Caribbean. But during the Revolutionary War, pirates — or rather, privateers — sailed against British ships right here on the Chesapeake Bay, their raids sanctioned by the fledgling U.S. government. These men became America’s first unofficial navy, attacking supply ships for arms, food… and RUM.

Treasures in Time draws on these little-known histories, weaving fact and fiction into a rich story of those who prowled the Bay and hid in its creeks. It’s a tale that connects to the present-day distillery in St. Michaels, a town that’s always had a taste for rum — and secrets.
This is the 7th novel in the award-winning IN TIME series that begins when Emma Chase, a modern-day kindergarten teacher, moves into The Cottage in the historic village of St. Michaels, Maryland. She discovers a love letter bearing her name and signed Daniel — dated 1862.

This is where historical fiction, mystery, and a dash of romance cross timelines and generations.
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Inspired by true events, The Sower of Black Field is a gripping tale of faith, courage, and redemption. $0.99 on Kindle.

Latest in this classy, classic, multi-award-winning Austen standalone series. Marianne – now rich and single as well as beautiful – returns to London, where she is besieged by suitors – despite having resolved to remain single. Then her young sister comes to visit… “Funny, heartwarming.. captures the essence of Austen.” (2025 BookLife Prize) $0.99 on Kindle.

When Light Breaks Through takes us through the witch trials and beyond to tell a compelling, expansive story of what happened in Salem Village. In 1692, Ann Putnam is a ringleader in the witch trials that bring devastation to the village and bitter divisions among its people. In 1697, Joseph Green takes on the ministry that no one else wants and sets about healing the village. Together they will make an appeal to the community that defines its nature forever.

“When Light Breaks Through is a showcase for Murphy’s mastery of historical events and their consequences over years . . . an intimate and hopeful take on a horrific patch of history.” Booklife by Publisher’s Weekly.

“Historically compelling, with ominous relevance to today’s social and political chaos.” Kirkus
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In Only You, R.F. Eisen weaves a tale of love and commitment set against the backdrop of World War II. As the war rages on, two lovers, John and Ellen, find their lives torn asunder by chaos, casting seeds of doubt and despair.

When a hurricane swamps the USS Warrington, knocking John Ridgeway- “Ridge” to his friends-and his fellow sailors overboard, their lives in imminent danger from sharks and exposure, John keeps faith by remembering the woman he left stateside. Meanwhile, Ellen, his new bride, awaits word from her beloved. The couple remain eager to embark upon a life together, yet world events keep them apart.

Throughout their separation, Ellen and John encounter obstacles that a less resilient love could not endure. With meticulous historical detail, Only You immerses readers in a sweeping tale of courage, sacrifice, and the transcendent power of love that resonates for these troubled, modern times.

Perfect for fans of historical fiction and wartime romance, Only You delivers a heartfelt journey through love, loss, and perseverance that will resonate with anyone who believes in the power of hope across time and distance. $2.99 on Kindle.

This novel is set in the second half of the tenth century (950-999) and moves between history and myth. It follows a basic historical framework, but most of it is fiction. My inspiration was the life of a great Greek Byzantine woman who became queen of a big Western Empire and managed to influence European civilization like no other. She was the woman that became the Queen of chess.
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TALMADGE FARM is a sweeping drama that follows three unforgettable families navigating the changing culture of North Carolina at a pivotal moment in history. A love letter to the American South, the novel is a story of resilience, hope, and family – both lost and found.
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World War II. During the attacks on Berlin in the winter of 1943-44, wave after wave of British bombers swept over northern Europe and dropped their lethal loads on the German capital. A fair percentage of the bombers would fail to return from these ‘ops’, and RAF planners calculated the life expectancy of the airmen in weeks rather than months.

Therefore it did not seem strange when a Lancaster named D-Daisy landed at its base in England after a bombing run, and a member of the crew was found dead.

However, one person soon came to the conclusion that this man had been murdered. And the person who discovered this happened to be blind since birth. Her name was Daisy and she was the victim’s wife. She was very blonde and very pretty; also very young. That’s why no one would listen to her.

So she had to find the killer on her own

“Using the carefully plotted twists and turns of the murder mystery, throwing in a highly unconventional blind sleuth with her very own take on the world, Nick Aaron lifts the genre to a more thoughtful level.” — The Weekly Banner

This 62k novel is a stand-alone Blind Sleuth Mystery

The concept of this series is simple: the sleuth is a blind woman, and she solves a mystery in each novel. All these stand-alone mysteries taken together form an overview of the half-century between World War II and the fall of the Berlin Wall, and narrate the life story of Daisy Hayes. Free on Kindle.

In the depths of the French and Indian War, as the greed of French and English kings ravages colonial America, young Pennsylvania woodsman, Connor Hode, must navigate the chaos of war. Morality or obedience to King George? Sedition or justice? A wrong choice may get him killed as Britain lights the fuse that will explode 20 years later in 1776. Free on Kindle.