JB Richards

A Scottish Medieval Romance For The Ages! Heartache, loneliness, and dread follow Author Anna Chant’s Pictish heroine, Baena, as she is politically wed to a Scottish-Gaul lord, Cinaed—a husband she not only fears but one who forces her into a life of scorn and rejection even among her own people. Chant has performed her historical research well in “Kenneth’s Queen”, effectively painting a colorful and myriad backdrop of early-medieval court life in the 8th-century with lairds

History, Legend, Romance, & Horror On America’s Early Frontier! David W. Thompson fans get ready for a spine-chilling, breath-sucking, legendary read that rivals—nay, surpasses—his first epic novel and beginning chapter in the Legend of the Family Dyer Series , “Sister Witch: The Life of Moll Dyer” with “His Family’s Blood (Legend of the Family Dyer Book 2)”! “His Family’s Blood” is a superlative tale that—like its predecessor—combines historical fiction/romance with Native A

A Masterpiece Of Mystery & Historical Fiction! O’Hagan’s research in “A Roman Death” is impeccable, and the author has inscribed a legacy within this read that will certainly stand the test of time. With a glowing foreword by Steven Saylor (Author of “Roma”), and a brief note by the author herself concerning men’s and women’s roles during the Roman Republic, the historical tone of this novel immediately comes through, allowing time for history buffs and mystery lovers alike t

Her Story Will Remain With You Long After The Reading Is Over! “Sally” is an enthralling read based on actual history. It is apparent that the author went to great lengths to research her subject, not only recounting more than 100-years of African American history but the American journey as a whole. Focusing on both past and present, Schlenker touches on powerful pivotal issues that steered the direction of the nation during the late 1800’s to the turbulent 1960’s and beyond

A Sweeping Drama That Will Enrapture & Captivate! No man’s land separates two soldiers in a war that threatens to engulf the entire Western World as their sweethearts await their return in “A Song for a Soldier”. Daniel’s compelling tale about the Christmas Truce of 1914 balances perspectives from both sides, shining a light on how even the worst of enemies can still find common ground in dealing with the trials and tribulations of everyday life on one Silent, Holy Night. In

An Exquisite Family Saga Worth Reading Again and Again! Busy-body Harriet is at it again, nosing about in everyone’s business, in VL McBeath’s “When Time Runs Out”—the third book of The Ambition & Destiny Series. And, thank goodness for Harriet’s meddling ways, for her keen intelligence and wit makes this exquisite family saga well-worth reading again and again and again as the Family Weatherby tilts ahead full-speed into an uncertain future. For McBeath’s men, it’s mostly bu

A Bewitching Piece Based on American Folklore! David W. Thompson’s “Sister Witch: The Life of Moll Dyer” intimately recounts an American colonial legend that originated in the early days of Maryland. Three-hundred years later, Thompson explains that Moll Dyer’s story is still told around campfires as a warning to misbehaving children and it’s no wonder why—Her spirit is said to walk the swampy woodlands near her homestead with her half-wolf companion by her side. This is a ta

A Family Legacy Spurs The Birth Of A Nation! Intensely researched and backed up by historical documentation, maps, and factual accounts, Author Charles E. Frye’s “The War has Begun (Duty in the Cause of Liberty Book 1)” is an amazing reimagining of the life of his great-great-great-great grandfather, Isaac Frye’s military service from the very beginning of the American Revolutionary War. In relating the specifics of his ancestor’s service, the author adds a vital and highly p

Astonishingly Eye-Opening and Memorable! Kristi Saare Duarte’s “The Transmigrant” focuses on the missing years of Jesus (Yeshua—in his native Aramaic tongue) and the notion that, as a young lad at 12-years-old, he left his native home in Galilee and traveled to the Far East where he spent nearly 20-years accumulating the wisdom of the Buddhists, Hindis, Zoroastrians, and other eastern philosophies which he incorporated into his later teachings. Duarte’s “The Transmigrant” inv

A Striking Retelling Of The Nativity Story! Headstrong and independent, Mary is of age to marry, but rejects all suitors even as her father frets more and more over her future. She has yet to realize the deep feelings already stirring in her heart for Yusuf—a lowly craftsman conscripted to construct a mosaic centerpiece for a new addition to her wealthy father’s estate in this striking retelling of the Nativity story. Stunningly beautiful in its telling, “The Rabbi’s Gift” is