Category: Historical Fiction

The Northern Pacific Railroad (Jubilee Walker Book 3)

n 1872, six hundred miles between Bismarck and Bozeman remain to be surveyed for the Northern Pacific Railroad. But Sitting Bull is gathering strength to resist this incursion into the tribes’ hunting grounds. Citizens and politicians question the need for the rail line and doubt that it can ever be guaranteed safe from Indian raids. But financier Jay Cooke is willing to risk his financial empire to build it. When Cooke summons Jubilee Walker to his mansion and presents a proposition for comp... [Read More...]

Deluded By the Devil: A Tale of Love and Survival in Colonial America

From the icy depths of New England’s frontier to the fiery accusations of Salem, one man’s life is torn apart by fear and suspicion. Meet Symon Freeman, the son of Quaker immigrants, who has faced the endless challenges of the harsh wilderness and religious persecution. But as witchcraft hysteria grips the small town of Andover, Symon’s greatest battle is yet to come. Alongside his wife Abigail, a young woman burdened with responsibility and rumors, they must fight to survive in a communi... [Read More...]

Free: Falcon Feather of Lone Mountain: A Vinlandian Tale

Falcon Feather lives in that other timeline where North America is known as Vinlandia, and the United States does not exist as far as she knows, that is, until she meets the man from Nowhere in 1980. Follow our courageous heroine as she comes to our timeline in 1985, bringing a priceless gift that will change many lives for the better. Step into her moccasins, and she’ll surely put a smile on your face! Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Maria and the Russian Soldier

When celebrated author and lecturer Maria Kovalenko receives an invitation to speak at a charity function in Chicago from Leonid Kozlov, whom she hasn’t seen since he abandoned her 4 years ago, the past grips her. Leonid is now a wealthy man and a criminal boss. She shouldn’t go. She has to see him. Their love story began years ago in Ukraine under the Russian oppression and man-made famine. He was a hero lost in an evil cause. And I was a female dying in that cause. Despite his tra... [Read More...]

Free: The Delilah Enigma

THE DELILAH ENIGMA follows Lt. Sarah Leach, an MI6 British naval officer, and Robert Johnston, her OSS counterpart in London, as they team up to trade secrets and sex while gathering intelligence for the Allied war effort. When an SS patrol captures Sarah working with the French Resistance in Normandy, Robert partners with associates at Bletchley Park and a German Jewish refugee to rescue her. On return, she learns her old boyfriend, badly wounded in France, is coming home. Choosing between a f... [Read More...]

Free: Keystone P.D.

How exactly did the Keystone Cops achieve national comedic infamy? Before the slapstick films, Rick Darrow (The Big Gun) and his brothers ran Keystone Oil, the Keystone Gazette, and Keystone, Ohio’s brothels and speakeasies. All seemed to chug along until ignoring reality led to disastrous events. A prequel that reflects timeless Keystone chaos. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Free: Sketches from the Periphery: A Novel

Darfur, 2006: There was not much room in the tent. There was less room on the cot. She lay, intertwined with Alex, staring dreamily as light wisps of sand sifted in front of the lamp. Alexander Barr stands on the edge of society. Humanity, devoid of civilization, is bared before him, raw and visceral. Sketches from the Periphery, MP Summers’ debut novel, is a gripping narrative that delves into the complexities of the Darfur Conflict through the eyes of Alexander Barr, a young contractor conf... [Read More...]