Genres : Historical Fiction

Blending gripping historical realism with emotional intimacy, Only You is a tribute to enduring love, forged through war, loss, and the resilience of the human spirit. In Only You, R.F. Eisen weaves a tale of...

“Reminds me, in tone, of Texas classics like The Time it Never Rained and Giant. I loved it. Alexander is a great new talent in the genre of Texana.” –W.F. Strong, author, Stories From Texas,...

1929. As Prohibition enters its second decade, an endless party—fueled by bootleg liquor and the criminal underworld that supplies it—roars into its final days. Meanwhile, young newlyweds embark on an ambitious dream: building a family...

The Halls of the Shadow King: The Apprentice (Book One)When faith meets extraordinary power, empires tremble.Amal never wanted to be special. As an orphaned street thief in third-century Syria, his only goal was keeping his...

In 798 AD, the peaceful life of deer herder Deormund is overturned when Vikings arrive to raid the isle of Sceapig. Pursued by the marauders, he kills their chieftain and takes his sword as a...

Only the moon can witness the truth in darkness… Ceana discovers that her feelings for the man she has always loved are not one-sided. His protectiveness and kindness soon prove to be more than just...

War Torn: A Riveting Tale of Love, Sacrifice, and Survival in the Heart of WWIIAmid the horrors of war, can love cross enemy lines and survive the battle within?October 1942. Frances Meyer, a gifted violinist, faces an unthinkable...

He vowed to never trust her again It had taken a single look at Miss Bethany Carlow for Nathanial Deville to fall in love. He’d believed she’d felt the same, until he received the note...

A jealous Egyptian queen. A lascivious Galilean governor. How can one servant girl possibly make a difference? An orphan since birth, Lydia lives in the palace at the demand of Cleopatra and her royal child,...

"Under the Emerald Sky reaches another level in storytelling, the kind where the characters remain with you long after you have closed the book." – The Historical Fiction Company It’s 1843 and the Englishman Quinton...