Category: Historical Fiction

The Human Trial

In her latest work, “The Human Trial” author Audrey Gale merges three genres: historical fiction, medical thriller and coming-of-age story, cast with imperfect, relatable characters. After an agonizing climb to earn his pathology specialty from Harvard Medical, early discoveries in the microscopic realms threaten not only Dr. Randall Archer’s hard-won place in the field of medicine, but his very life. As the Great Depression presses down around him, Archer teeters at the edge of a... [Read More...]

Boone’s Chance: An Alternative History, American Revolution, Military Time Travel Novel

Jack Reacher meets The Patriot in this exhilarating time travel alternate history series! With the war all but over, I can now head home to Annie and hang my Pale Rider vest. However, along the way, the son of a dear friends manages to find me. Daniel Boone has gotten himself into a bit of a bind, and when his son comes asking for my help, I cannot say no. Even with a leg injury, I don my black vest, take the mantle of Pale Rider again, only this time, to rescue a friend. But the deck is stacke... [Read More...]

Free: The Conquest of Liberty: Book One, Moors Monarchs & Monks

In an era where the line between faith and power is as thin as a sword’s edge, one man’s journey will define not only his fate but the destiny of a continent. From the bustling streets of Granada to the treacherous waters of the Mediterranean, Miguel’s quest to reach Rome and secure a papal pardon for the archbishop will take him to the farthest corners of the known world. Kidnapped by ruthless pirates, forced to fight in the scorching deserts of North Africa, and entangled in the schemes... [Read More...]

Free: When Light Breaks Through: A Salem Witch Trials Story

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. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

China Bohannon: The Complete Series

SMART AND SASSY 1890S BOOKKEEPER TURNED SLEUTH CHINA BOHANNON IS A MAGNET FOR DANGER. When China flees a bad situation and decides to start her life over as a strong, independent woman in the wild and wooly town of Spokane, Washington, she takes on the role of bookkeeper at Doyle & Howe detective agency, along with her uncle and his handsome partner, Gratton Doyle. Spunky and determined, China is always one step ahead. Too bad she cant help herself from getting involved in every mystery wit... [Read More...]

The Sense of It

In the crucible of the Vietnam War Era, two siblings embark on separate journeys of defiance and growth. Margie and James are on the cusp of adulthood when James makes a life-altering choice – he drops out of school and leaves home just before graduation. Margie is consumed by concern, both for his uncertain future without a diploma and the ever-present military draft. James’s unwavering conviction takes him down a path of resistance. He adamantly refuses to participate in a war he deem... [Read More...]

Seed of Fury – Zolia’s Revenge

King Romulus invites the Sabines to a grand celebration. Sisters Ronica and Zolia eagerly look forward to their visit to the new city of Rome. Their excitement swiftly transforms into horror when Roman warriors abduct and assault them, along with other Sabine women, forcing them into marriage. Despite the degradation and torment inflicted upon them, Ronica and Zolia remain unyielding in their strong resolve. Their unwavering faith in one another fuels their strength. As astute and skilled warri... [Read More...]

The Golden Manuscripts: A Novel (Between Two Worlds Book 6)

A young woman of Asian/American parentage has lived in seven different countries and is anxious to find a place she could call home. An unusual sale of rare medieval manuscripts sends her and Nathan—an art journalist who moonlights as a doctor—on a quest into the dark world of stolen art. For Clarissa, these ancient manuscripts elicit cherished memories of children’s picture books her mother read to her, nourishing a passion for art. When their earnest search for clues whisper of old thie... [Read More...]