The past may not be done with us. Fifty years after the end of World War II, Anna is plunged into the world of the “ordinary” Munich girl who was her mother’s confidante — and Hitler’s lover — and finds her every belief about right and wrong challenged. $2.99 on Kindle.
ThunderTree
August 21, 2019 By
Ben Evers is a drifter that never stays in one place too long, always hankering to see what’s over the next horizon. His traveling companion—an eagle. He lives by two rules. Mind his own business and always treat women with respect. The first rule stands him in good stead until he meets former Texas Ranger […]
A Savage Kultur
August 5, 2019 By
Ava is a Jewish art student who suddenly inherits her grandfather’s gallery in London. Acting on his final wish, Ava begins a journey to discover a valued Van Gogh, which was looted by the Nazis in 1937. As Ava unpicks this complex journey, we begin to travel between her timeline and that of the war […]
The DNA of Democracy
July 31, 2019 By
An American poet writes a compilation of historical vignettes, discerning the future of our democracy by rediscovering the combative, instructive, fascinating past of tyranny and democracy. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Storm Beyond The Tides
July 18, 2019 By
For fans of The Nightingale, Orphan Train, and Sarah’s Key, comes a timeless novel about love and loss on an island in Maine at the onset of World War Two. July 1939. War is on the horizon but on Monk Island, Maine life goes on as usual. As the daughter of a lobsterman, Ellie Ames’ […]
Free: Liberty Hill
July 12, 2019 By
New York City, 1849. After her father is murdered, eighteen-year-old heiress Evelyn Brennan cannot imagine her life getting any worse… until she is forced into an arranged marriage with the man she despises most, the reckless gambler Lucius Flynn. Hungry for wealth and freedom, Lucius will drag his new wife along the quickest but deadliest […]
The Munich Girl
July 4, 2019 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 wife were friends. Plunged into the treacherous years of Nazi Germany, she uncovers a web of long-buried secrets. $2.99 on Kindle.
Western Star: Moonshine Mayhem
May 28, 2019 By
Steampunk and secrecy are the special of the day with the second book in the Western Star series! A discovery of new geologic material in hidden caves is halted when thunderous explosions call the land’s integrity into question. These same explosions also halt the bootlegging activity of moonshiners who used the hills as a natural […]
Princess of Sky, Earth, Fire and Water
May 18, 2019 By
In 1772, amidst the ancient ruins and standing stones of western Ireland, a young woman inherits an army, a fleet of ships, and special powers. To keep her magic, she journeys to the East Kingdom and meets her greatest challenge — a warrior prince whose love threatens to destroy them both. Together, they face ruthless […]
Living in the Middle
May 6, 2019 By
Wealthy, White, and privileged Jimmy Montgomery discovers he’s been living a lie and travels to Tulsa to uncover his roots. When trouble pits Whites against the Black community of Greenwood, Jimmy realizes he can no longer Live in the Middle. This novel is a stand-alone story of historical fiction. $0.99 on Kindle
Free: The Crest
May 1, 2019 By
The Prophecy saga spans over 70 years and is a story of war, prejudice, migration, crime, love, and heartbreak. Each story is an intriguing, fast-moving, historical fiction written from the perspective of the people involved. Get taken back in time with the award-winning first book in the Saga, The Crest. Free on Kindle.
Free: Jacobites by Name
April 29, 2019 By
The Tory government in London have appointed a Viceroy to run Scotland to stop a second independence referendum being held. The result is a Jacobite Rebellion. Chaos ensues. Meanwhile, someone is trying to clone Nessie. Free on Kindle.
Chance Reilly
April 27, 2019 By
Chance Reilly is the orphaned son of Irish immigrants. At age 28, Chance returns to his roots in Cimarron, New Mexico, seeking to begin a new life where he was forced to leave off as a child. All the possibilities are there for him: the old family ranch, gold in the Sangre de Cristo mountains, […]
Free: Close
April 25, 2019 By
A tale of family, betrayal and survival in post-war Glasgow. Jimmy Baxter made engines for British Bombers during WWII. When he strikes up a friendship with a German tobacconist, he is made aware of the horror of Allied bombing raids. This leaves Baxter very conflicted and he vows to make amends for his role in […]
Great Battles for Boys: WW2 Europe
April 23, 2019 By
In his highly acclaimed middle-school class “Great Battles for Boys,” author Joe Giorello has ignited a love of military history in hundreds of boys. Now with this engaging non-fiction book written specifically for boys ages 8-14, your son can experience that same thrilling adventure in learning. Beginning with Hitler’s invasion of Poland, Great Battles for […]
Chance Reilly
April 22, 2019 By
Chance Reilly is the orphaned son of Irish immigrants. At age 28, Chance returns to his roots in Cimarron, New Mexico, seeking to begin a new life where he was forced to leave off as a child. All the possibilities are there for him: the old family ranch, gold in the Sangre de Cristo mountains, […]
The Burden of Sweetberry
April 12, 2019 By
For twenty years, beautiful and vain Candida Armstrong has been in an adulterous relationship with the very married, Deacon Josiah Hess. Out of respect for the deacon, the community has turned a blind eye. Then a new man comes to town and Sweetberry is smitten. The affair progresses and Luther proposes marriage. Tragically, the unthinkable […]
Free: British Social History (1950-2010)
April 11, 2019 By
A look at social changes in Britain in the years from 1950 to 2010. Lots of interesting reflections of what has disappeared from our lives and how attitudes have shifted. An enlightening read. Free on Kindle.
Gilgamesh of Uruk
April 11, 2019 By
Gilgamesh, son of the goddess Ninsun and the mortal Lugalbanda, is the arrogant king of the vibrant city of Uruk, a sprawling desert metropolis. In an attempt to quell Gilgamesh’s oppressive behavior, the gods fashion the wild man, Enkidu, to be a companion to the king and to calm his errant ways. The two form […]
Free: Private Spy ’86
March 30, 2019 By
Death by shooting. That’s the penalty gay Securitate agent Sergiu Tudorescu faces in 1980s communist Romania. After being caught with his boyfriend by Maresal Nicolescu, Sergiu negotiates a deal to save his life: befriend Colonel Attila Novak, and collect evidence to prove the famous “Faggot Hangman” is a closeted homosexual himself. But as an impatient […]
Free: Stranahan: The Montana Series
March 28, 2019 By
Nobody knows the law like a man who’s been on the wrong side of it! Sam Stranahan’s an honest man who finds himself n the wrong place at the wrong time. His ride through hell and back has made Sam’s next step clear: pick up a gun and make sure some justice finally gets done, […]
Princess of Wind and Sea
March 18, 2019 By
In 1773, the prince and princess travel across the globe on a series of secret missions. Along the way, they run into unexpected dangers. Aisling’s magical abilities are increasing, but dark forces who seek to destroy her powers are hunting them. The prince must protect her at all costs, as they fight for survival and […]
I, Richard Plantagenet: Loyaulte Me Lie
March 17, 2019 By
1483. King Edward IV is dead. The Woodvilles have the Great Seal—and the treasury. In the north Richard Duke of Gloucester receives word of his brother’s unexpected death from Lord Hastings, who advises him to get to London and take possession of the new young King. Riding into Northampton, Anthony Woodville, guardian of Edward V, […]
Sweet Dreams: A Texas Ranch Romance
March 15, 2019 By
When is a dream more than “just a dream?” Ben McNaughton, the family patriarch has long experienced what some would call night-time visions. He calls them a nuisance and downright foolishness, but when his four-year-old grandson begins having dreams of his own, Ben is forced to rethink his position. A hereditary link seems impossible until […]
The Captive Princess
March 14, 2019 By
Princess. Marriage Prize. Prisoner. Eleanor of Brittany is sent to live in the household of her esteemed grandmother, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and brought up expecting to be the bride of a powerful prince. But when the marriage proposed for her as part of Richard Lionheart’s ransom falls through and King Richard dies a few years […]
Free: Global War On Terror: The Nigerian Dimension
March 12, 2019 By
In the last decade, Nigeria has risen to become one of the most active operational theatre of global Islamist Jihad and the epicenter of homegrown terrorism in the West Africa sub region. This book will tell you all you ever wanted to know about Nigeria’s war on Terror. Free on Kindle.
The Munich Girl
February 27, 2019 By
The past may not be done with us. Anna Dahlberg is about to discover the family secrets hidden in a portrait of Hitler’s wife. They’ll challenge her every belief about right and wrong, and reveal the enduring legacies of love that always outlast war. “Hard to put down…harder to forget.” —Ink Drop Reviews. $1.99 on […]
Winter Rage (Mountain Times Book 1)
February 22, 2019 By
Nathaniel Squire is a giant of a man, and the only one Col. Leander Melton thought could lead his pack of greenhorn would-be trappers into the mountains. And deep in Blackfoot territory, Squire must teach the youths to face the ways of survival, the rage of the Blackfeet, the cunning of a traitor — and […]
Long Road To Abilene: The Western Adventures of Cade McCall
February 15, 2019 By
A classic hero’s journey, a western adventure that exemplifies the struggles, the defeats, and the victories that personify the history of the American West. After surviving the bloody battle of Franklin and the hell of a Yankee prison camp, Cade McCall comes home to the woman he loves only to find that she, believing him […]
The Mystery of Julia Episcopa
February 3, 2019 By
In ancient Rome, Julia flees for her life. Hidden beneath her robes are secrets men will kill for. Men she once called ‘brother’ have stripped her of power, murdered her child, and will stop at nothing to perpetuate their vile heresy. When Julia’s secret is revealed, those in power will stop at nothing to silence […]
Far Away Home: Aislynn’s Story (Book 1)
January 21, 2019 By
In post-Civil War New York City, sixteen-year-old Aislynn Denehy cannot find a job, she has no place to live and no family to help her. Some might think this is a problem; Aislynn believes it is an opportunity, but she has a lot to learn. No formulaic romance, Aislynn’s journey begins in New York City […]
Iron Blood & Sacrifice (The Sons of Beli Mawr)
December 13, 2018 By
Iron Blood & Sacrifice is set in 55 & 54 BC, in Late Pre-Roman, Iron Age Britain, prior-to and including Julius Caesar’s exploratory forays in those years. History as we know is written by the victor and Julius Caesar’s history is a well-known Roman one. I hope these historically inspired novels will perhaps give the […]
Spirit of Gettysburg: Soulmates Across Time
November 27, 2018 By
Washington, D.C. psychic to the powerful elites Maureen McAlister flees a contemporary, shattered life into the ghostly, loving arms of Confederate soldier Major Clayton Fontaine Douglas, her former husband and one-true-soulmate. He is an unrepentant Rebel, a proud, brave officer in General Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia. Clayton is now a ghost stuck […]
Mistress of the Maze
November 27, 2018 By
Rosamund Clifford, one of the most famous royal mistresses of all time—concubine to Henry II, the first Plantagenet King. A young maiden ruled by a grasping father who will stop at nothing to promote his own cause with the King…even using his daughter’s beautiful face and enticing body to gain high favour. A fearful girl […]
The Welsh Guardsman
November 24, 2018 By
After growing up in poverty, Dorothy can finally choose a life of luxury with her father who had been little more than a memory to her. As war threatens to plunge her world into chaos, a chance encounter with a dashing soldier could change everything once again. Torn between loyalty to her father and the […]
The Munich Girl
November 20, 2018 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. Plunged into the world of the Third Reich, she uncovers long-buried secrets to reveal the legacies of love that always outlast war. $0.99 […]
Dear Comrade Novak
November 18, 2018 By
A story about conspiracy and revolution, love and hate, and the strong power of friendship. In 1980s communist Romania, three school graduates form an unusual friendship: young Attila, who’s in love with his 45-year-old teacher; Tiberius, son of high-class secret police parents; and the gypsy Viorica, who is forced into a marriage arranged when she […]
The Munich Girl
November 1, 2018 By
The past may not be done with us. Anna Dahlberg is about to discover what secrets a portrait of Hitler’s mistress is hiding. They’ll challenge her every belief about right and wrong, as they reveal the enduring legacies of love that always outlast war. “Hard to put down…harder to forget.” —Ink Drop Reviews. $0.99 on […]
Free: The Servant Girl Murders (Book 2)
October 30, 2018 By
America’s first serial killer is on the loose… It’s 1885 in Austin, Texas, and a string of grisly murders has put the entire country on edge. Eight murders have happened within city limits, each in eerily similar circumstances, and the police are no closer to catching the culprit than when they started. Austin needs a […]
The Pharaoh’s Treasure
October 29, 2018 By
A new perspective on the history of paper from its origins in Egypt to its spread throughout the Western world, The Pharaoh’s Treasure relates the story of how papyrus paper lent itself to the task of producing scrolls, books and Bibles, and in doing so, helped revolutionize the world. It was with the advent of […]
