Historical fiction

It was during the euphoric aftermath of Israels victorious Six Day War in 1967, that Yoram (Richie) Friedman uprooted his wife and ten-year-old son from the good life; in the States, to settle on a picturesque border kibbutz in Northern Israel.

A Tale of Two Avrahams follows the lives or two men: one modern day, the other who lived 400 years ago.

When famed author Samuel Grayson finally sobered up and came clean to his wife Melanie about his out-of-town benders, he gave up more than blackouts and bouts of depression.

In The Longest Trench, author Geoffrey Lewis tells a story of Britain's canals between August 1914 and November 1918.

n 1942, as Europe suffocates under the grip of Nazi terror, Anna Levinsky a young Jew, is incarcerated in the ghetto of Theresienstadt.

This is the story of Benny the son of David Levi, the central figure of Of Guns and Mules and the five-year period he spent serving with the British army in World War II.

In steamy, corruption-ridden Manila, at the height of Ferdinand Marcos' brutal regime, two unlikely young lovers come together: Rue Caldwell, the wife of an American counter-insurgency specialist and Doming Aquinaldo, a Filipino dissident working under a secret identity as chauffeur for Rue's husband.