Kimberly Duffy’s remarkable mother-daughter tale is set in the intriguing world of turn-of-the-century circus performers.
Jocelyn Green has penned a captivating, multilayered mystery in The Metropolitan Affair, set in New York City at the height of American Egyptomania.
Stephanie Landsem’s transfixing historical novel is peppered with rich descriptions of Los Angeles in 1933.
Jennifer Deibel has done it again with The Maid of Ballymacool, a hopeful historical romance novel set in Donegal, Ireland, in the 1930s.
Susie Finkbeiner offers a beautiful celebration of the women who broke barriers for other girls and women in baseball.
In Michelle Shocklee’s novel, the lifelong work of a daring woman inspires another to follow her dreams—and will stir such feelings in the reader as well.
In Joanne Bischof’s novel, hope and friendship provide the strength to carry on, despite heartbreak and fear of the unknown.
A legend of a majestic white alligator enhances Valerie Fraser Luesse’s charming tale of romance, culture and history.
Ireland’s landscape, sonorous language and vibrant culture converge to form a spectacular background to Jennifer Deibel’s debut novel.
The easy pace of Robin W. Pearson’s encouraging, family-centric love story allows time to take in each faith-based lesson.
Kelly Irvin’s latest suspense novel features a slow-burning romance and a heartwarming exploration of faith and friendship.
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