New York City, 1904- Bodee Rivers, who has always run from major challenges, moves to the most dangerous block in the city, which is governed by an unusual race-based code. When he finds himself confronted with an unimaginable challenge, he isn’t sure he’s up to the task. Stand and fight or cut and run? $0.99 […]
The Town Marshal
September 30, 2018 By
The Town Marshal is ripped from the annals of authentic American history of the Old West. Its two main participants, James Cooper and Henry Newton Brown, form a close friendship when, along with Billy the Kid, they fight in the Lincoln County War. After that, James and Henry move on, their bond of friendship growing […]
The Munich Girl
September 22, 2018 By
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. “Hard to put down…harder to forget.” —Ink […]
Free: The River Girl’s Christmas
September 15, 2018 By
Christmas of 1892 promises to be exciting for Zillia Eckhart, especially after she finds out her best friend and sister-in-law, Soonie, is coming home. Soonie is anxious for her family to meet her husband, Lone Warrior. But threats line the Texas trails. The two friends find themselves in a struggle for faith and family like […]
Chase The Wild Pigeons
September 10, 2018 By
Joe is 12 and suddenly alone with his family killed. His pa is fighting in Gen Lee’s army 600 miles away. Joe must somehow trek there through the war-torn South hoping his father is even alive. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Moral Compass
September 2, 2018 By
Florence is shielded from the filth and poverty of Victorian London by her father’s money and status. When he suffers a spectacular fall from grace, she must abandon everything, including the man she loves, and start again in the empire’s furthest colony of New Zealand. Compromise and suffering await Florence in her new home. Against […]
Free: The Law of Moses
August 28, 2018 By
Samuel was a quiet man who believed in God, family and education. In 1861 Confederate forces attacked Fort Sumter. Against every moral belief, he enlisted in the Union Army and with his first step toward the south, he changed his life forever. Free on Kindle.
I, Richard Plantagenet
August 25, 2018 By
I, Richard Plantagenet, An Epic Novel of Richard III Complete Edition, updated and revised, containing parts 1 and 2, Tante Le Desiree and Loyaulte Me Lie. Richard III’s story, told in first person from his point of view, using, where possible, Richard’s actual words (in modern English.) From the battle of Barnet when Richard is […]
Unsung Odysseys
August 15, 2018 By
Unsung Odysseys re-tells the story of Odysseus’ journey home from Troy through the voices of women. Each female speaks directly to the reader in her own voice with each character picking up the thread where the previous character left off. The work will appeal to readers interested in re-telling of ancient myths, in Homer’s Odyssey, […]
Kitchen Canary
August 10, 2018 By
Kitchen Canary is a historical fiction novel. It is described by Midwest Book Review as, “Exceptionally well written, thoroughly absorbing, consistently entertaining.” Boston, 1868…Two young Irish women immigrate to work as domestics (kitchen canaries) for the Brennan family. They soon become entangled in the secrets and lies of their employers. They are violated and humiliated […]
Free: Fortune’s Son
August 6, 2018 By
Heads you win. Tails you die … Can one man’s revenge become his redemption? Set against a backdrop of wild Tasmania, Australian Gold and African diamonds, Fortune’s Son is an epic story of betrayal, undying love and one man’s struggle to triumph over adversity and find his way home. Discover why Jennifer Scoullar is one […]
Free: The Beale Treasure
August 6, 2018 By
In 1885, Bounty Hunter Frank Vito, arrives in Lynchburg, Virginia to meet his partner to discuss a potential Bounty. But, as always, trouble follows Vito wherever he goes. He discovers his partner has been murdered and circumstances of the crime are being covered up by the local sheriff and townspeople. The trail to avenge his […]
Montana Shootists
July 25, 2018 By
Abby loved David her entire life. When he joined the Marines, she did too. Then disaster struck. $0.99 on Kindle.
Stolen Dreams
July 25, 2018 By
The Winds Of Justice Are Blowing… U.S. Marshal, Chase rivers thought he had seen it all until he uncovers four dead mail-order brides on his family railcar. Now, he must recover the only witness and hunt the killers. Simple right? If only the witness would listen. Anika Coltrane travels to the U.S. as a mail-order […]
Catrina’s Return
July 14, 2018 By
Returning home was more shocking than she expected. $0.99 on Kindle.
In The Blood of the Greeks
July 13, 2018 By
Forbidden love, heart racing suspense, an epic tale set in war-ravaged Greece. Two women — one a German officer’s daughter, the other a young Greek woman filled with fury — race against time to help Jews escape a Greek town during World War II. They are moments from death if their clandestine operation is exposed. […]
Free: Behind Civilisation
June 23, 2018 By
Darwin’s evolution theory revolutionises our understanding of the biological world. In parallel, this book is a critical breakthrough in scientific philosophy, uniting social science with natural science and further science with philosophy. It revolutionises our view on nature, particularly on civilisation, demonstrating that the laws governing the universe also govern civilisation. Free on Kindle.
CrossTown
June 12, 2018 By
Zethus is a sorcerer—a self-described spiritual thug for hire. He makes his living in CrossTown, a place where the many world hypothesis of modern physics manifests itself, where possibilities and probabilities overlap. Caught up in a web of intrigue as he investigates the death of his master, Corvinus, and pursued by agents that want to […]
MARY
June 11, 2018 By
This handwritten story was in an old chest I bought at an auction—Janis Hoffman. I’ve led a wildlife and had a hell of a good time. I still have my nose, all my fingers and my scalp thanks to my high intelligence, strength, quickness, excellent judgment, and a little help from all my many, many […]
The Stamp
June 8, 2018 By
A single Nazi postage stamp – hidden for decades – surfaces in Paris, threatening to expose a shameful secret of World War Two that could change the history books. On a holiday in Europe, Ted Oakley becomes innocently entangled in a web of international intrigue when he unknowingly buy a vintage object concealing the stamp. […]
The Munich Girl
May 24, 2018 By
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. $0.99 on Kindle.
The Paris Package
May 24, 2018 By
For Stella Bled Lawrence being wealthy and stylish in 1938 is all it’s cracked up to be. She’s blissfully unaware of the rising tensions in Europe even as she travels to Vienna on the eve of the Kristallnacht. As she watches the night’s atrocities, Stella never imagines they will touch her personally but touch her […]
Minetta Lane
May 24, 2018 By
New York City, 1904- Bodee Rivers, who has always run from major challenges, moves to the most dangerous block in the city, which is governed by an unusual race-based code. When he finds himself alone and confronted with a challenge of an unimaginable scope, he isn’t sure he’s up to the task. Stand and fight […]
Free: The Garment Maker’s Daughter
May 22, 2018 By
In the early 20th century, three immigrants stand aboard a ship sailing into Ellis Island, each with their own dreams about what coming to America will mean for them. Together, they will change one another’s lives in ways no one could imagine. Free on Kindle.
The Prussian Captain
May 20, 2018 By
Based on a true story, spanning half a century, this sweeping tale takes you from upper-class English society to New York, Boston, and the wilds of the Napa Valley. But Edward’s love comes from the most unlikely places—the poverty-stricken streets of Neck End. $0.99 on Kindle.
Valley of the Kings: The 18th Dynasty
May 18, 2018 By
In the year 1355 BCE, the land of Egypt was the superpower of the known world. King Tut’s father, Akenaten, the so-called ‘heretic pharaoh,’ and his wife, Queen Nefertiti, are on the verge of catapulting Egypt into a revolution that will forever divide its people and rip the most powerful empire on the earth from […]
The Substitute Wife (Brides of Little Creede Book 1)
May 14, 2018 By
HARRISON . . . Once his fortune in silver mining is secured, Harrison Carter finally sends back home for his fiancée. It’s been four years since he’s seen Jenny. But it’s Retta Pierce, Jenny’s sister, who arrives by stagecoach with young daughter Adeline in tow. When this lovely, soiled dove brings devastating news and a […]
Free: Dis’ Taste
May 10, 2018 By
Set in pre-WWI Congo Free State, the story follows two Belgian Colonial officers, Philippe and Augustine and the latter’s wife, Clementine. The violent environment creates a surreal world where each person attempts to forge a new life for themselves, but eventually descend into an ever darkening world of lost dreams, disillusionment and hatred. At the […]
A Man Who Would Be King
May 9, 2018 By
November 2, 1483. As Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham stands on the scaffold of Salisbury Market Square, accused of high treason, he reflects on his life during the turbulent era of the Wars of the Roses. After the death of his grandfather, the old Duke, Henry (known as Harry) is sent to the court of […]
The Masonic Manuscript
April 30, 2018 By
The Freemasons are in trouble. And once more, Sara Walsh, hero of The Templar Succession, is on the case. Pennsylvania: A powerful Mason is murdered. And a statue of Benjamin Franklin containing a dark secret is destroyed. Calgary: At the foot of the Canadian Rockies lies The Compound, an exclusive Masonic Resort. There, beneath a […]
Free: Kingdom Horizon: Eight Reasons Why Earth’s Greatest Days Are Unfolding
April 25, 2016 By
Contrary to popular belief, we actually have a bright future on planet earth. Yes, there are plenty of challenges to tackle, no question. But history and the Bible tell a very different story. You may be surprised to learn how much the earth has changed in the 2,000 years since Jesus’ birth–for the better! Free […]
The Guardian of Secrets
April 13, 2016 By
After fleeing from an abusive husband accused of murder, Celia Merrill becomes embroiled in a Spanish Civil War. Celia’s two sons march under opposing banners, whilst her twin daughters take different paths; one to the Catholic Church and the other to the battlefields. And in the shadow of war, a sinister villain from the past […]
“Across The Pond” by Michael McCormick
March 12, 2015 By
“Across The Pond” by Michael McCormick is the story of a young American who fights for his country during the war in Vietnam, only to be rejected when he comes home. The author based the story on his personal experience as an infantry squad leader who served in combat. Upon his return to the United […]
Contact
January 3, 2015 By
In “Contact” the author recounts his experiences of two tours in Northern Ireland (in Belfast and Crossmaglen) as a Commander with Britain’s elite Parachute Regiment during the blood soaked 1970’s. Soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan comment on how relevant the book still is today, as the dangers, political agendas and religious roots underlying the conflict are eerily and […]
They Met at Shiloh
March 14, 2013 By
Pittsburg Landing was a place at peace—one that never expected to be the site for one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. Peace is shattered as Confederate and Federal troops meet on the fields and farms surrounding a tiny Methodist church. In the midst of death and destruction, friendships form as four soldiers […]
Gone for a Soldier
February 28, 2013 By
Divided by loyalty to the King of England and the idea of democracy, the Van Buskirk family struggles from the Boston Tea Party to the Battle of Yorktown to preserve a way of life or forge a new nation. This novel includes descriptions of major battles, transcriptions of letters from George Washington, John Adams, Benedict […]
