The King's Assegai: A Matabili Story by Bertram Mitford is a gripping historical fiction novel that immerses readers in the heart of Africa during a time of colonialism and tribal warfare.
Kincaid's Battery by George Washington Cable is a captivating work of historical fiction set against the backdrop of the American Civil War in New Orleans.
The English Orphans: Or, A Home in the New World by Mary Jane Holmes's encapsulates the essence of 19th-century American literature through its historical narrative set in New England.
The Manas Cycle (Series)In a legendary age when the Kyrgyz clans were scattered like ash before the wind, one man rises to bind forty tribes against the Oirat invaders who would destroy them.
A tale of identity, activism, and finding your voice in a world on fire, this coming-of-age novel set at an urban high school captures a singular moment in American historythrough the eyes of one unforgettable girl.
Elsie's journey on inland waters follows the adventures of a close-knit family as they set sail aboard a private yacht to explore a grand exposition celebrating art and culture.
Frances Waldeaux: A novel follows the journey of a widowed mother as she travels to Europe with her son, seeking fresh experiences and a sense of renewal.
Halil the pedlar: A tale of old Stambul unfolds in the vibrant, politically charged atmosphere of Ottoman Istanbul, where the daily life of a modest pedlar transforms into a pivotal force of rebellion.
The desert trail opens in a rugged border town during a time of political upheaval, where the American-Mexico divide becomes both a setting and a symbol for uncertainty and opportunity.
John Stevens' Courtship: A Story Of The Echo Canyon War by Susa Young Gates is a captivating historical fiction novel that intertwines romance with the tumultuous backdrop of the Echo Canyon War.
Sara Crewe or what happened at Miss Minchin's follows the story of a young girl who is sent to a boarding school when her father leaves for a faraway land.
Blix follows the life of a spirited young woman in a socially conscious San Francisco household, where family ties and romantic entanglements shape her journey toward self-discovery.
An elder brother portrays the quiet, reflective life of an aging bookseller whose reclusive routine is shaped by solitude and devotion to his small bookshop.
Maria or the wrongs of woman portrays the harrowing struggles of a woman imprisoned unjustly by her husband in a patriarchal society that denies her agency and rights.
The 13th district: A story of a candidate examines the intersection of political ambition and emotional sacrifice in the context of a small-town campaign.
Trevlyn hold: A novel examines the tension between inherited obligation and individual resolve in a setting shaped by class, loss, and generational expectations.
Wanted: A cook Domestic Dialogues is a domestic comedy that explores the humorous trials of a newlywed couple settling into home life in New York City, specifically their efforts to hire a suitable cook.
Peter: The priest tells the story of a young novice monk whose steadfast nature is tested when he is chosen to become the tutor of a wayward child from a powerful household.
The turn of the balance Book I examines the quiet disparities between privilege and hardship through parallel lives shaped by class, duty, and unseen injustice.
Old Indian days presents a vivid collection of stories portraying the traditions, emotions, and moral codes of the Sioux people through a series of interwoven tales.
The green book or Freedom under the snow: A Novel presents a powerful exploration of resilience and the relentless pursuit of freedom amidst political and social turmoil.
The fog princes centers on the intricate lives of an aristocratic family residing in a grand castle, where love, social class, and family expectations intertwine.
The turn of the balance Book III examines the quiet disparities between privilege and hardship through parallel lives shaped by class, duty, and unseen injustice.
The Headsman: Or, The Abbaye des Vignerons by James Fenimore Cooper is a captivating work of historical fiction that immerses readers in the intrigue and romance of 18th-century Switzerland.
With his Royal Navy commission in hand, Richard Delancey is posted to Gibraltar to command the sloop Merlin for convoy protection in the Mediterranean.
Truthful Jane explores the emotional endurance of a young woman caught between duty and the longing for personal dignity in a world defined by rigid class boundaries.
Bonaventure: A prose pastoral of Acadian Louisiana is set in the serene yet evolving landscapes of Louisiana, immersing readers in the world of Acadian settlers confronting change, love, and personal trials.
