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Justice for Emerson Featured
2025 BestThrillers Book Awards Mystery of the Year
2025 American Fiction Awards Winner "Mystery/Suspense: Multicultural and Diverse
"Osborne delivers a heart-pounding, whodunnit murder mystery! Emerson's Vietnam-era dual timeline will resonate wit ...
Vienna on Fire Featured
ESCAPE FROM NAZI VIENNA IS GRETA KOLBE’S ONLY HOPE
March 12, 1938: German troops swarm into Austria, and 18-year-old Jewish Greta Kolbe's comfortable life, along with her parents and the city's other 250,000 Jews, sinks i ...
The Good Time Girls Featured
A novel of wild women, the bonds of friendship, a harrowing road trip, and help found in the least likely places.
In 1905 Kansas, ex-dancehall girl and outlaw Ruby Calhoun has settled into a (mostly) quiet and (mostly) lawful life. But out of the blue her past comes hustl ...
Of Greenstone and Violins Featured
In the shadows of London's Highgate Cemetery, Ngaroma stands before her great-great-grandfather's crypt, unknowingly about to unravel a tale that spans two centuries and two hemispheres. Victorian New Zealand sets the stage for an extraordinary story of two brothers bound by blood but divided by ...
Love by Design Featured
Keeping a family promise can be the beginning of a whole new life for everyone in town. Danielle “Dani” Gilford eagerly accepts her share of the gift of a cottage on the property of the Lilac Lake Inn in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. After working in Boston at an architectural design firm wh ...
The Pelican Hotel Featured
In the luxurious Pelican Hotel, Dr. Nassrin Fahadi finds herself at a crossroads. Once a dedicated physician, she dreams of a simpler life with the charming barten ...
Honoria and the Family Obligation Featured
When the eligible Mr. Allison is to come to Fenton Manor to woo Honoria, there is a problem. She doesn't remember what he looked like. Crippled by her timidity, she hardly looked at him when they'd met during her first London season. But he had spoken to her father, determined to ask her for her ...
Susan is a Jane Austen Prequel (or Pride and Prejudice Variation) brilliantly capturing Austen's own Lady Susan as a young girl.
A BookLife 2021 Quarterfinalist, Susan has won the Gold Medal/First Place in the PenCraft, Global, eLit and Historical Fiction Compa ...
Elizabeth Sutherland, whose life was rosy as a child in Victorian England while growing up in a famous Newcastle pub, ‘The Barley Mow', by the River Tyne. When her father died suddenly, the Sutherland siblings met their unknown illegitimate brother who claimed the pub, and a scandal ensued. ...
No one listens to Nora Kelly, except her cows. Thanks to a lengthy drought, she is in danger of losing them, her livelihood, her job, and the one place she feels that she can truly be herself— the ranch.
The heifers never belittle or run her over when she tries to spea ...
In the heart of darkening Europe on the eve of WWII, Vienna on Fire tells the riveting story of Greta Kolbe, an eighteen-year-old Jewish woman whose life was upended when German troops annexed Austria in 1938. AudiobookReviewer.com has awarded VIENNA ON FIRE the 2024 Best Team Award.
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From the moment a fairy wren drops his lost wedding ring at his feet, Paul realises there's more magic to the world than he thought...
When Paul Fischer receives a strange phone call asking for help, from a woman who might be his estranged wife Rachel, he's drawn into ...
Are secrets worth the price they cost to keep? Ten-year-old Tina Hamilton learns the hard way. In 1968, trouble erupts as northern exploitation threatens her southern Appalachian town. Her father’s hidden past collides with the present, mirroring the clash of progressive ideas and small town valu ...
“We’re not committing suicide here. Trust me, we’re coming back.” Four women resist the thought of sliding into old age and decide to meet the challenge head on. “It’s a bit like Russian Roulette,” says Heather. “The chances are better in that,” replies Merryn, “there it’s only one in six that yo ...
Two babies were born the same night. Two mothers didn’t survive. One decision will change everything. When a young mother dies in childbirth, nurse Etta Harris feels an instant, undeniable connection to the newborn baby girl left behind. She believes the child—Storm—is meant to be hers. But belie ...
This witty, caustic yet compassionate novel explores the meeting of two unlikely young people in 1923: Amos Bell, train driver of the Flying Scotsman, and an opera singer, Madame Neil-Gregory.
Their Northern erratic love story takes place in cities around Britain, as Alice Neil-Gregory bu ...
Finalist for FOREWORD INDIES' "Book of the Year". Winner of nine gold medals, including Literary Global, American Writing Awards, the Historical Fiction Company, Incipere, BookFest, Coffee Pot, silver IPPY award.
"A deeply felt and pitch-perfect continuation that lets its title character ...
Multiple award-winner, including:
- Best Literary Book of 2024 - Indies Today
- Best Indie Book Competition Finalist - Shelf Unbound
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Martha casts off the coat of Irish poverty. Determined and resourceful, she marries the father of her son, and they build Newcastle's most popular pub.
Set against the sweeping changes of Victorian England, this story reveals a fight for survival and respectability in a world where secret ...
"This book is well worth more than one read."—B. Longu, Readers' Favorite
Her husband's murder by his mistress was only the beginning.
Once a bestselling author, Raine fled to Paris, desperate to outrun the he ...
It is 2003 in New Zealand, and Louisa Greenwood and her daughter Ngaroma are on a quest to discover their ancestry. Louisa has a greenstone necklace left to her in her father’s will, and from the first time Ngaroma wears it, she has unusual experiences, both good and bad. It leads her to various ...
