A new novel that links the turbulent times of year 1774 as the time of the American Revolution nears and the present day… and the women. When Emma Chase Dorset discovers a long-forgotten diary hidden at Waterwood, she is drawn into the life of Priscilla Turner Galloway, a young woman whose world is unraveling as … Continue reading Divided in Time

A grumpy lumberjack… Former Army Ranger Harrison Wilkes isn’t actually a lumberjack, but he’s doing his best impression while hiding out in the mountains of East Tennessee. He needs to rest, recharge, and stay the hell away from people, while he wrestles with ghosts from his past and figures out his future. Neither includes a … Continue reading Someone Like You

Venice is sinking. This is not a metaphor, it’s a geological fact. A few millimeters every year. People don’t notice because the sinking is slow, like everything that truly matters. In Venice, truth doesn’t matter, only what you can prove in court. Victorio Falcone is a lawyer who doesn’t believe in truth, but in narratives … Continue reading The Venetian Lawyer: Victorio Falcone Stories

July 1863 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: As battle rages, a Rebel spy stumbles into the Union camp, only to be killed by his own army’s guns. As he lies dying, he hands a coded message to an unwitting accomplice. Washington DC: A dark figure stalks Abraham Lincoln, while an imprisoned rebel spy plots escape and assassination. Present … Continue reading The Gettysburg Cypher

“Papa, how will I find you in Heaven?” That simple question came from a three-year-old boy named Levi, and it caught his grandfather by surprise. At the time, Dr. John Morris had served in Christian ministry for more than twenty years. He had preached, taught, counseled, and consoled thousands of people. He knew the Word. … Continue reading Your Great Grace: Unlocking the Power of God’s Grace in Your Life

The starship Freedom is just a museum ship. Until the aliens attack! The starship Freedom was once a mighty warship. Today she’s a tourist attraction. The space wars ended long ago. The Freedom is now a flying museum. The tourists love it. The Changing of the Guard, the starfighter aerobatics, the starboard cannon salute… it’s … Continue reading Starship Freedom: Books 1-4

Eighty years on, the voices of the Holocaust, the living and the dead, demand to be heard. Germany 1943. The first bombing of Leipzig, Germany, destroyed Lucy’s place of employment, killed a good friend, and landed her in the lap of the Third Reich. Educated but naïve, Lucy is put to work as a translator … Continue reading The Raven and the Angel: A Novel of the Holocaust

A country under siege. A high-stakes financial gamble to rescue it, and the men willing to risk all to make it succeed or sabotage it. The Shark Pond is a political and financial novel that blends literary fiction with insider realism, drawing readers into the arcane world of international banking, currency markets, and risky government … Continue reading The Shark Pond

In a future built on engineered perfection, the most human heart belongs to a machine. Felix was created to follow rules, not to form attachments. But when confronted with the destruction of a naturally delivered infant, dismissed as a biological error, he makes a choice that no machine is meant to make. He saves the … Continue reading Logic Unravelled

She walked away from him once. But when she literally walks back into him, and promptly bursts into tears, he knows his heart is in trouble… Five years ago, Spencer offered Sophie forever. But she turned down his proposal and moved away to pursue her career. Sure, he still wishes things had turned out differently, … Continue reading Not Until Forever

Maverick I was a wreck. Opening for country music legend Trey Turner was supposed to be the highlight of my life. But I couldn’t stay sober long enough to write a new song, much less put on a good show. Never expected the big man to call me out. But Trey was a recovering alcoholic … Continue reading Shameless

A love story 2700 years in the making. For fans of historical fantasy, archaeological thrillers, and sweeping time travel fiction, Glenn Cooper’s newest novel brings the ancient world vividly to life. The Physician of Nineveh blends the intrigue of an ancient Mesopotamian empire with the heart of a love story across centuries. London, present day. … Continue reading The Physician of Nineveh

A west both beautiful and brutal. Graham Davidson is running from grief, but what he finds is a second chance buried deep in the wild heart of the American West. It’s 1971, and Yellowstone is meant to be an escape. Scarred by the deaths of three siblings, Graham seeks solitude in the steaming basins and … Continue reading Burning Ground

Carefree, commitment-shy travel vlogger Thomas Bernard has just arrived in Venice with his girlfriend Emma. Their plan is to record the sights and sample the delights of the ancient city, yet an encounter with an old friend catapults him on a different journey entirely. Thomas is drawn into a world he could never have imagined, … Continue reading Asylum

A missing brother. A secret world of genies. And a woman with a talent for making things worse. Genius Consultants has it all, wealthy clients, glamorous receptionist and some skillful genies to speed up its workload. Amethyst Oleander is clumsy, hides her unruly purple hair in a plait, and doesn’t know anything about genies. She … Continue reading A Twist of Amethyst

A man talked his wife and four children into walking from Canada to Mexico. Then he had to keep talking, and walking. In 2018, Vince and Monica Strawbridge walked the Pacific Crest Trail southbound with their four kids: Aiden, sixteen; June, fourteen; Henry, thirteen; and Georgie, eleven. 2,650 miles. 142 days on foot. It’s about … Continue reading Pretty Good at Walking: A Family Journey

August 1893. A young heir lies dead on a Scottish Highland estate. A loaded shotgun. A trusted tutor. Life insurance policies worth twenty thousand pounds, signed mere days before the fatal shot. The local authorities call it a tragic accident. Sherlock Holmes takes the next train north. At Ardlamont Estate in Argyllshire, Holmes and Watson … Continue reading Sherlock Holmes The Ardlamont Enigma

“She got into the wrong carriage. He was the first man who ever asked her what she wished.” Sybil Danforth has learnt to keep the peace. She knows the correct order in which to greet her fiancé’s relations, the pleasant words that settle a room, and the exact smile that ends a quarrel before it … Continue reading The Duke’s Runaway Lady

If memory can be rewritten, evidence can be erased, and death is no longer final, who controls the truth? After twenty years frozen in digital darkness, Algus awakens inside the System, a quantum civilization where consciousness survives death. He has a new body, fractured memories, and no idea why he was hidden for two decades. … Continue reading IOH: Godcode

Bybiis has successfully thwarted her nemesis Ulaya and captured a clutch of serpent pouches that carry a certain magic. Against her will, the pouches get distributed among warriors of the Siibabean, so Bybiis goes her own way for discovering more about her beastmaster powers. Meanwhile, Stuben el Cylahi has taken a position as police in … Continue reading The Heart Scarab

Brynn never believed in fairytales, until one stole her mother. Everyone says she ran off, but Brynn saw the truth. Her mother was taken by something not quite human. When her father and sisters vanish next, dragged into the winter woods by the same strange creatures, Brynn follows and falls head over heels into the … Continue reading Liar in the Hollow Court

The true story of the Marines of MIKE 3/5 in Vietnam, 4 September 1967. A true Vietnam War saga based on 50 interviews with veterans who were there and relatives of those who didn’t come home. Monday, September 4, 1967… Eyes peeled and moving quietly, Lance Corporal Jack Swan led 164 of his fellow US … Continue reading Swift Sword

Political consultant Nancy Jones awakens from a coma, in a strange medical facility, after being stricken with Long Covid. Why was she now trapped in a medical prison? Who owned and ran this place? Most of all, how could she get out? Irv Tinsley is struggling with ghosts from a near death experience. He has … Continue reading Death Panels

Real stories. Hard lessons. A guide for surviving trauma. What happens when the pressures of leadership, service, loss, and trauma collide? For law enforcement professionals, the answer is rarely simple. Retired law enforcement executive Darryl A. Jones, Sr., shares the real stories behind a career shaped by difficult decisions, unexpected setbacks, personal loss, leadership challenges, … Continue reading Law Enforcement, Leadership and Surviving Trauma

Beautifully illustrated, both in the main story, and the extensive Science Section that explains some of the methods employed by Lux and Max. Perfect for homeschooling, geography, Egyptian mythology, the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and other history, languages (English, Russian, Arabic, Latin, French, German, Norwegian), science (physics and astronomy in particular), sociology, and … Continue reading Turn Right at the End of the World

Imagine if your tattoos could come to life. And you could control them. Nineteen-year-old Tyler Malleus should be worrying about exams and his future at Oxford. Instead, a brush with death awakens an ancient ability long dismissed as myth. Suddenly, Tyler can see, and command, powers hidden from the modern world: living symbols, mythic forces, … Continue reading The Seer Awakening

A stolen birthright. A king’s decree. Sir Roderick Hayden has spent a lifetime honing his skills to settle a blood-feud. He means to destroy the earl who slaughtered his kin and seized his ancestral lands. But first, he needs a way inside the enemy’s gates. His answer is a royal decree from King Stephen: an … Continue reading Enemy of my Enemy