Title: Blueland Author: Robert Jaxx Genre: Historical Fiction   Captain Alden Zur and his men have made it through the war between the states and are ready to return home and live quiet lives.

  Title: The Music Makers Author: James D. Snyder Genre: Historical Fiction   The year is 1989 and a wall runs through Berlin dividing half of Germany’s citizens. This partition was constructed in 1961 in an attempt to prevent Western ideas (i.e. Capitalism, Democracy) from subverting the Communist rule.

  Title: Helena’s Choice Author: Patty Apsotolides Genre: Historical Fiction   This novel tells the story of Helena Cadfield, the daughter of a physician and amateur archeologist, and Aristotle Mastoras, a Greek expert of antiquities who recently returned to his homeland in hopes of rebuilding his home and restoring many of Greece’s classical treasures to… Read More Helena’s Choice – Editorial Review

  Title: Master of the Scam Author: Aaron T. Knight Genre: Historical Fiction   In Master of the Scam, twenty-five-year-old Jack Wagner is injured in a car accident, changing his life forever. When he goes to court in the hopes of receiving compensation for his injuries, he discovers that the insurance companies are bribing witnesses… Read More Master of the Scam – Editorial Review

  Title: The Amber Crane Author: Malve von Hassell Genre: Historical Fiction / Time Travel   The Amber Crane centers Peter, a fifteen-year-old apprentice who creates prayer beads for his guild. The guild provides the community with their basic needs, but this same power is also used to control people, like setting specific prices for… Read More The Amber Crane – Editorial Review

  Title: Road to Antietam Author: Tom E. Hicklin Genre: Historical Fiction   The Galloway brothers leave behind their family and the quiet lives they’ve always led in Ohio to join the Federal Army in what is expected to be a quick routing of the Southern rebel forces during the Civil War. Daniel joins the… Read More Road to Antietam – Editorial Review

  Title: Pawn to King’s End Author: Douglas A. Gosselin Genre: Historical Fiction   Opening in the mid-eighteenth century, Pawn to King’s End explores the brutal cleansing of the Acadian people from Nova Scotia by the British Crown and the subsequent attempt by American troops to capture Quebec during the Revolutionary War.

  Title: La Florida                   Author: James D. Snyder Genre: Historical Fiction    Through the weaving together of fact and fiction, La Florida documents the conflicts that occurred when Early Modern Spanish explorers attempted to settle in Florida, home to a fearless and ancient Indian civilization.