Jan Andersen’s SEARCHING FOR WOUTER: The Story of Australia's First White Settler is a bold, meticulously researched work of historical fiction that resurrects one of...

Despite feeling rushed in places, R.J. Halbert's ARCHITECT (The Goodpasture Chronicles Book 3) delivers a satisfying end to an interesting mystery.

Though some sections slow under the weight of historical detail, Mark Guillerman's A HEART THAT’S TRUE succeeds as an emotionally grounded historical novel that finds...

Florence D’Angelo's THROUGH OUR OWN WRONG EYES: A Story of Hardship and Redemption is a quiet historical epic about suffering and strength. Both heartbreaking and...

Doyle Glass's CODENAME LIONEL: A True WWII Story of Love, Betrayal and the Fight for France thrillingly draws readers into the fast life of a...

Jess Wright's DANCE IN A MADHOUSE is a solid mystery that captures a fascinating moment in our approach to mental health, but stilted writing and...

In RAILROAD MAN, LEGACIES SON, author Dan E. Hendrickson delivers a deeply atmospheric and nuanced historical drama that masterfully balances the internal wreckage of war...

Although J.J. Harrigan's GOODBYE DEMONS benefits from realistic depictions of the Iranian hostage crisis, the protagonist's naïveté works against likeability.

The tension between a son set on doing things his way and his father's expectations is emotively captured in James Brady's coming-of-age ROAD TO GLORY.

Though it’s only the middle of a larger story, Sarah V. Barnes’s A CLAN CHIEF’S DAUGHTER: She Who Rides Horses (Book Two) still captivates with...

A brilliantly evocative story of mid-1960s Chicago, Frank S. Joseph's TO DO JUSTICE brims with interest for readers of all types.

William Lower’s THE TYPO: In the Name of God is a brisk, witty historical adventure with strong character dynamics and a sharp sense of institutional...