Elizabeth Tudor: Ancestry of Sorcery traces a captivating story of the young Elizabeth I as she grows up. Motherless, Elizabeth is left alone to struggle through the awkward romances of young love and darker events. But her mother, Anne Boleyn, does not leave her empty-handed....

Embers on the Wind by Lisa Williamson Rosenberg is a captivating literary fiction novel that unravels at the historic Whittaker House, which was run as part of the Underground Railroad by a family of abolitionists of the same name in 1850. Here, freedom seekers Clementine...

Each Alone, Across a Vast Unknown: A Scottish Family's Lives and Solo Journeys To America by Sally Eccleston is the portrayal of the very real family history of the author's paternal and maternal legacies. Set in the mid-to-latter 19th century, Eccleston chronicles three lives that...

When asked his name, the frightened young boy who has just shot his mama replies: “Earl, honey.” The officer sniggers, except the response isn’t funny. Nor is Earl being sassy. He is simply slow after being brain-damaged by his abusive father years before. It’s episodes...

In Escape Route, Elan Barnehama borrows the voice of a young teenage boy born to Jewish immigrants and living in New York City in the late 1960s. Zach is burdened by the history of his heritage as he navigates life in this era. The Vietnam...

Expulsion by Sherry V. Ostroff is a story set in the 15th century from the perspective of a young Jewish girl Basseva, detailing her and her family’s experiences during the Spanish Inquisition. Although they are a noble family in Spain, as her father was the...

Empress of the Jade Realm: A Mongolian Epic by Starr Z. Davies is a historical fiction novel that follows the line of Genghis Khan generations later. It is the fourth and final book in the Fractured Empire Saga series, preceded by book one, Daughter of...

Edge Of Armageddon by Brad Graft is the culminating installment in The Brotherhood of the Mamluks Trilogy that gives you a detailed look at the Mamluks as a major component of Muslim armies and how they became a distinct feature of Islamic civilization. As Mongol...

Charlie Ebersole and Elizabeth Reid, the two main protagonists in Alan Cook’s East of the Wall, are called upon by CIA agent Ted Robinson to travel to East Germany in the summer of 1963 to find Liz’s missing cousin Fritz. His deceased father may have...

Escape From Elysian Fields: An Old West Adventure by C. Forrest Lundin is an intriguing work of historical fiction set in the days of the old west. Set just after the Civil War, this story centers on two brothers on opposite sides, Izzy for the...