Historical Fiction
When crisis demands the sacrifice of home, family and even the truth, is there time enough to find love and rebuild home?
In Occupied Paris, danger lurks in every shadow. For Hannah, a Jewish refugee, and Kat, a socialite torn by loyalty and fear, survival means defiance. Sewing Resistance weaves a powerful story of friendship, sacrifice, and the quiet courage that defies tyranny in a desperate fight for Liberation.
Somehow life finds a way for six-year-old Nancy Sullivan in the years following Ireland's great famine, but poverty and brutal losses follow the family to Boston, where the people they meet define their destiny. Unheard and unseen, she fights to be more than a shadow, but at what unthinkable price?
Two lives. Two centuries. One story that refuses to be forgotten. A modern Canadian student and a 15th-century Moorish princess—two lives intertwined across time in a tale of history, romance, and intrigue.
Blending fact and fiction, the untold story of the extraordinary experiences that drove Thomas Wakley – the fearless founder of The Lancet - to challenge the corruption, quackery and complacency of 19th-century medicine and spark the radical reforms that shaped modern healthcare.
Standing at the Edge of Ordinary follows a widowed woman in 1850s England as she confronts debt, social erasure, and constrained love, navigating grief and female autonomy in a society structured to deny women both legal and moral agency.
Austen is re-born in a multi-award-winning series mixing characters from her fiction, including PRIDE AND PREJUDICE from Darcy's point of view, EMMA from a clued-up Harriet's perspective, a tale about the wicked Lady Susan when only sweet sixteen, and a dazzling sequel to SENSE & SENSIBILITY.
Inspired by the author's great grandfather, Enrico G is a powerful and often amusing story chronicling an immigrant's journey from Italy's Abruzzo region and the family's centuries-old olive groves to New York, stretching from 1870s to the years following World War II. Shaped by extraordinary women...
