Category: Historical Fiction

The Awakening of Claudia Faraday

England, the 1920s. Short skirts, no corsets, and radically changing attitudes to social behaviour. Claudia, fifty-something, mother of three and out-datedly respectable, has some catching up to do. And catch up she does. Thanks to the likes of Marie Stopes and the Bloomsbury set Claudia is about to discover that life can begin at fifty. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Little Fires in the Darkness

1942 Czechoslovakia. One family is torn apart by Nazi terror. Men are arrested. Children are stolen. Women are sent to death camps. From the ashes of Lidice to the horrors of Auschwitz and Ravensbrück, a shattered family fights to survive against impossible odds. Their only hope? To live long enough to reunite—and see justice served. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Golden House

In 1939 Maine, the Golden House promises healing, discretion—and a cure for those society considers unfit. When Oliver Orwell and his troubled mother, Anna, become patients, they discover that compassion can conceal cruelty and trust can become obsession. Behind the institution’s elegant gates, some secrets are never meant to escape. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Learning to Breathe Again

Two women. Lives they didn’t choose. A friendship that dares them to want more. Miami, 1933. Mary Simons was supposed to fill her scrapbook with photos of her baby’s first smiles and handwritten milestones. Instead, she records respiration rates and temperatures, hoping science can save what love can’t. When her baby dies, the future she imagined dies with her. A thousand miles north, Elena Wagner has spent years burying the girl who nursed her mother and sister through their ... [Read More...]

When Songs of Children Filled the Air: A Post 9/11 Alternate History Novel

A sleepless night saved her life. Now, she has to survive the aftermath. On the morning of September 11, Allison was running late for work. That twist of fate saved her from the towers but left her a widow navigating an unrecognizable, militarized America with her two children. As the nation quickly slides into a dark reality of checkpoints, curfews, and domestic internment camps, Allison’s focus is singular: protect her grieving son and deaf daughter. But when the state’s tightening net th... [Read More...]

Incurable Trump

All the key characters have bylines in this sizzling satire about the most corrupt president of the United States this century. While Trump daily does the outrageous, his popularity is tanking but he still claims victory is at hand in Iran and the Strait of Hormuz is open and that people love him so much he’s justified in plastering his name and that of this country anywhere he wants. His criminal endeavors are eagerly aided by JD Vance, Pete Hegseth, Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem, Benjamin Net... [Read More...]

Free: In the Day of the Flood

A novel for readers who love immersive ancient tales When she breaks a sacred law to save an abandoned baby, Deghóm is cast out into a world facing ruin. She was raised to serve the sky, her voice echoing through the caves of the hill country. Now a salt river is tearing open the land bridge between two seas and threatening to drown the world. Cave rituals and reed boats, sharp obsidian and glowing amber come to life in a historical fantasy that feels like recovered memory. It is an epic tale ... [Read More...]

Soldier for the Union

Based on true accounts, Soldier for the Union is a gripping historical novel about the secret heroism of women who fought in disguise on the blood-soaked front lines of the Civil War. Rich in historical detail while vividly rendering the realities of Civil War medicine, Soldier for the Union honors the courage of those who chose to heal rather than destroy and offers an unconventional perspective on the conflict. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Healers’ War

Inspired by the true story of Irish missionaries who remained in Biafra during the Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970), The Healers’ War follows three lives bound together by famine, faith, and survival in a besieged corner of Eastern Nigeria. As war encroaches upon their region, Irish missionaries refuse to flee, instead building feeding centers, clinics, and a secret airstrip to smuggle in aid and evacuate children. Among them is Valerie Corrigan, a young Irish woman who arrives seeking purpos... [Read More...]