BookView Review: The Man From Burnt Island by Wendy Sura Thomson
Thomson’s sweeping tale successfully transports readers to the Depression era to recount the story of one man’s journey to find his footing in a new land. Life was tough for […]
BookView Review:Elisabeth Samson, Forbidden Bride by Carolyn V. Hamilton Proctor
This poignant and powerful tale by Proctor takes readers on a young Black woman’s journey to obtain legal permission from the reigning Dutch government to marry a White military man—during […]
BookView Review: Bloodlines (A Dying Truth Exposed, Book One) by Marcus Abston
Abston transports readers to 1820s South in Mississippi in this engrossing historical. Born as a slave on a cotton plantation in Mississippi, the lovely Annabelle is raised as a house […]
BookView Review: On Distant Shores by Wes Snowden
Snowden spins a riveting tale of destitution, stroke of luck, and revenge in this historical thrill ride. It was 1847 in Bellyclaven, Ireland, when eighteen-year-old Jonathan Flynn lost his whole […]
Book excerpt:Becoming Olive W.: The Women of Campbell County: Family Saga Book 1 by S. Lee Fisher
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Beautiful, brilliant, wealthy. The world should be Olive’s oyster. Does she want too much? For young women in the early 1900s, sometimes […]
Death of the Cosset by Kimberly Jane Oswald
Oswald brings the ancient Egypt of 2350 B.C. to life in her solid debut which chronicles the tale of young Egyptologist struggling to unearth her destiny. To find proof to […]
Amora by Grant J. Hallstrom
Set in second century AD in Rome, Hallstrom’s incisive historical novel draws inspiration from the true story of the noblewoman who inspired Justin Martyr’s petition to the Roman Senate. Amora, […]
Book excerpt: Amora by Grant J. Hallstrom
From the Blurb: “Amora is a superbly written and richly descriptive novel with brilliantly drawn characters and settings. The author weaves a well-crafted historical fiction based on a true story that […]
In the Shadow of Gold by Michael Kenneth Smith
Smith conjures an elaborate American Civil War era and delves into the mystery of the lost Confederate Treasury toward the ending of the war in this excellent latest. Struggling to […]
The Photograph by Kat Karpenko
Karpenko poignantly reveals the horrors of the Holodomor, the terror-famine that Stalin’s rise to power in Soviet Union brought to Ukraine, with this marvelously engrossing historical drama. With Stalin’s plan […]
The Vatican Must Go by D. Grant Fitter
An intricate, crackling tale of power and faith… Set in 1920, Fitter’s staggering latest explores the post-revolution years of democratic government-led Mexico. Pancho Villa is gone, and in the face […]
