By Olivia Longueville
Anne Boleyn is imprisoned in the Tower of London on false charges of adultery, high treason, and incest on the orders of her husband, King Henry VIII of England. Providence intervenes – she escapes her destined tragedy and leaves England. Unexpectedly, she saves King François I of France, who offers her a foolhardy deal, and Anne secretly marries the French monarch. 

By Ken Carodine
Japan and the US have been working in secret at a disused nuclear research center on Senkaku, a remote island in the South China Sea, to perfect a viable nuclear fusion reactor, the Holy Grail of the utility industry promising unlimited energy. Suddenly the black veil of secrecy is shredded, the long shot project is on the verge of a breakthrough, and the Chinese want the prize located in their backyard.

by Todd Severin
A revolutionary medical breakthrough. A technology, so advanced, people will kill to prevent its discovery. Dr. Taylor Abrahms, rising above his troubled past, is an expert in the burgeoning field of Medical Virtual Reality. A gifted researcher, he’s created an experimental fusion of virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and microsurgery that will revolutionize the way surgery is performed. With the Virtual Heart Project (VHP), Taylor can enter a virtual recreation of his patient’s beating heart and perform critical, life-saving surgery entirely within the realm of virtual reality. But in the political war zone of San Francisco University Medical Center, not everyone is thrilled.

by David E. Stockman

A Historical Novel of Love, War and a Renowned Frigate
Caught between Great Britain and France in the mid 1700s, Abraham strugglesto pursue his passion
for shipbuilding. Kings and captains interrupt his quest for a peaceful life as he encounters and overcomes barriers in two opposed and stratified cultures.

by J.G. Harlond
The Doomsong Voyage is an enthralling fantasy novel rooted in Norse myths and deeply grounded in historical evidence. Author J.G. Harlond spins an immersive, beautifully written tale of one man’s quest to find the rightful owner of a legendary sword and, by doing so, save his people from certain doom.

by Harold R Thompson
Following in his father’s footsteps, Robert Saxon leaves his troubled home to join the Royal Military Academy in Woolwich as a “snooker,” a junior cadet. His ambition is to become an officer of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. With the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte rampaging across Europe, Britain needs more troops.

By Rod Vick

Even those closest to Ricky Crowe have no idea what she has suffered. The humiliating violations. The betrayals. Her sister’s murder. All have left crippling scars that will never heal. And only the Egyptian mystic, Luja Issa, knows that Ricky’s sacrifices saved the world.Her reward? More chaos. Ricky is now on the run, forced to leave behind forever her few friends, the tatters of a broken life, and a man she might love. Sinister groups pursue her, convinced she has the power to control the five ancient elements: earth, air, fire, water, and akash—the magical essence of all things! When she is kidnapped by ruthless billionaire Xander Tessero, Ricky fears the worst. Yet, instead of using the supernatural forces to empower himself, Tessero wishes to bring back Ricky’s sister and his own murdered wife—and to save thousands of others. In order to do this, he must send Ricky to Egypt.
Predynastic Egypt, 5,000 years ago, where the evil began. And where Ricky will become an assassin. 

By Mae McGraw

Katie Harris is a young nurse returning home to Ohio from the Civil War with the desire to become a doctor. As a woman of 1865, she knows that there will be many obstacles to her quest, but she hadn’t counted on solving her brother’s murder as one of them. Heartbroken by the news, Katie is then frustrated and angry when she learns the village’s inept marshal has done little to find her brother’s killer.

By James Keffer

The war was going poorly for the US Navy in 1814. Despite some early successes in single-ship engagements, Britain’s Royal Navy ruled the waters off the American coast. All the major ports were closed by British blockade squadrons, and the British Army captured and burned the capitol city of Washington. Even in this darkest hour, there is a glimmer of hope. Two new warships are about to take to the seas for the Americans, the 44-gun frigate Columbia and the sloop of war Argus. To command them, the navy turns to its most experienced officer, Captain Hezekiah Albritton. Albritton is ordered to go to sea and raid the British sea lanes, but he has many obstacles to overcome. Not only is America short on supplies for her warships, but the Captain also has to deal with a Commander on Argus with a questionable past and a first lieutenant with ideas of his own about running a ship! Albritton is the best the Americans have, and USS Columbia is the first of an improved Constitution-class type of frigate. Together, they are exactly what the British fear most from the US Navy, and The American Captain proves it.

by John Danielski

Action Adventure, Napoleonic Wars, British Royal Marines, Spanish wars, Spanish Guerrillas , Wellington’s Army.

Chivalry comes naturally to Royal Marine captain Thomas Pennywhistle, but in the savage Peninsular War, it’s a luxury he can ill afford. Trapped behind enemy lines with vital dispatches for Lord Wellington, Pennywhistle violates orders when he saves a beautiful stranger, setting off a sequence of events that jeopardize his mission.

by James Boschert
Borneo, Sarawak, The Confrontation, jungle, adventure, war, soldiers
Set in Borneo during a little known war known as The Confrontation, this story tells of the British soldiers who fought in one of the densest jungles in the world.
Jason, a young soldier of the Light Infantry who is good with guns, is stationed in Penang, an idyllic island off the coast of Malaysia. He is living aimlessly in paradise until he meets Megan, a bright and intelligent young American from the Peace Corps. Megan challenges his complacent existence and a romance develops, but then the regiment is sent off to Borneo.

by James Boschert
Talon de Gilles, son of a Christian knight of Jerusalem during the time of the Crusades, is only 13 when ferocious Saracens attack his family’s caravan and take him captive. Instead of selling him into slavery, slaying him for their amusement or ransoming him, his captors impose a dire fate upon the boy, forcing Talon to become one of them, an Assassin of the Ismaili, the most feared and hated sect in all of Persia, and beyond.