Ancient gods, heroes, and aliens clash in an epic battle for Earth in the Bronze Age Mediterranean. The great human empires of the Bronze Age are locked in everlasting confrontation, with control of the Mediterranean as the coveted prize. Echelaos, prince of Pylos, prepares to wage war against treacherous Trojans to restore his honor and return his bride-to-be, Helen of Hatti. Ninurta-apal-Ekur, king of Assyria, follows the gods to conquer the neighboring tribes, while in Egypt, Khay, a grave … [Read more...] about The Age of Heroes by Mikhail Gladkikh
Lafitte’s Chance by Michael Roberts
Lafitte's Chance by Michael Roberts Thomas Cain puts it all on the line again in this exhilarating alternative American History time travel adventure novel! Thomas has managed to rescue Aden, but his futuristic gear is still missing while the Pirate King, Jean Lafitte, is breathing down his neck. In his efforts to track his items down, will Thomas keep his agreement to bring the pirates to Jackson's aid and achieve America's first victory as a new country? Or will pride bring them all to … [Read more...] about Lafitte’s Chance by Michael Roberts
Interview with Author – Jan Foster
About Jan Foster: By day, Jan juggles consultancy work with her family, but by night she sneaks off, into the past. Her penchant for sprinkling history with magic is fueled by coffee and Cadburys. When not writing, Jan takes her dogs and small monsters into the countryside, especially if there is a castle or historic building there with a cosy coffee shop in which to escape the rain of Manchester, England. What inspires you to write? I think my curiosity - I often visit historic places and … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Jan Foster
Brief World Chronicle: 13.8 Billion Years Long Space Opera From the Big Bang and the Birth of the World to the Last Singularity, Part II by El Wanderer
The future of our universe is the history of our creation. Brief World Chronicle Part II picks up where the original left off. Packed with information exploring the depths of space and how we have continued evolving since the Big Bang This is a must read companion perfect for everyone who has a passing curiosity, or the desire to dig deeper into the great mysteries of where we came from and where we are heading. The possibilities are endless. Sit back, strap in, and prepare for the voyage … [Read more...] about Brief World Chronicle: 13.8 Billion Years Long Space Opera From the Big Bang and the Birth of the World to the Last Singularity, Part II by El Wanderer
The Empress of the Clouds by Desiree Ultican
The Empress of the Clouds by Desiree Ultican In March 1896, Widow Evaline "Evvy" Amstel has been left with a tremendous debt―before he was murdered, her husband had promised to build and deliver a revolutionary airship, The Empress of the Clouds, to Erasmus Marchand, an embittered Southern millionaire who resents the fact that the damned Yankees won the Civil War. Now that Amstel is dead, no one in Joplin, Missouri, a zinc/lead mining boomtown, knows where the Empress is . . . or if it even … [Read more...] about The Empress of the Clouds by Desiree Ultican
Interview with Author – Anna Canić
About Anna Canić: Self-taught polyglot writer - author of published poetry, magazine article and 4 staged dramas. What inspires you to write? Love, friendship and art itself. Tell us about your writing process. Writing a book makes me forget about any other trivial and "serious" business. My story is not a tale, but my very self. For Fiction Writers: Do you listen (or talk to) to your characters? Most of my characters are non-fictional. What advice would you give other … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Anna Canić
Interview with Author – C. S. Johnson
About C. S. Johnson: C. S. Johnson is the award-winning, genre-hopping author of several novels, including young adult sci-fi and fantasy adventures such as the Starlight Chronicles series, the Once Upon a Princess saga, and the Divine Space Pirates trilogy. With a gift for sarcasm and an apologetic heart, she currently lives in Atlanta with her family. What inspires you to write? There are always a lot of things that inspire me to write, but most of my inspiration comes from a desire to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – C. S. Johnson
The Surge by Willow Rose
The Surge by Willow Rose "We knew they were coming one day, we just never imagined anything like…this." Imagine being invaded by the Chinese and they want something only you have. However, giving it to them would mean the death of someone you love. What would you do? When The Chinese arrive in Ridge Manor, Florida; Sheriff Wayne is the only one who knows they are coming. He tried to warn the rest of the town, but no one would listen, and now it is too late. Joanna Marks has just come back … [Read more...] about The Surge by Willow Rose
Interview with Author – P. K. Vandcast
About P. K. Vandcast: P. K. Vandcast was born in El Paso, Texas, the son of a rodeo clown. His mother passed away when "Van" was four and he grew up following the rodeo circuit wherever his father could get work. Raised around ropers, bull riders, and broncobusters, he learned to love the tales of the Old West— tales tall, small, true, and blue. What inspires you to write? I'm inspired by the little things in life. There is trove of treasure in everyday things, which many take for granted. … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – P. K. Vandcast
Interview with Author – Chris Stoesen
About Chris Stoesen: Chris is an amateur author with interests in both historical and fictional subjects. He was born in 1970 and raised by fantastic parents in Tampa, Florida. So all of his shortcomings are of his own making and not their fault. His single greatest achievement is being married to the same wonderful woman for over 23 years. He and his family, live in the Atlanta area. What inspires you to write? I love to write about history or semi-historical items. Mostly, I like to put … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Chris Stoesen
Eden Undone by Anna Lindsay
Take the biblical tale of Creation. And then ask... what if Eve... had said no? Would evil have given up all attempt? Or would it instead have carried on, scheming, waiting to pounce? And what then? From that joy-filled world where the lion lies down with the lamb, where we are in perfect relationship with Glory and where there is neither death nor sadness nor dissonance... how would that Unfallen family, mirroring God's heart, react to the Fallen - and the other way around? By imagining a … [Read more...] about Eden Undone by Anna Lindsay
The Death and Life of Mal Evans by Peter Lee
Former Beatle assistant Mal Evans lies in a Los Angeles apartment in January 1976, dying of a gunshot wound. His life has spiraled downward since his beloved band broke up in 1970. And throughout those six years, as he fell further into despair, he had always asked himself: What if? What if he could have done something to keep the Beatles, and his life, together? Instead of dying, Mal finds himself transported back to 1969. The war in Vietnam is coming to a boil, "Butch Cassidy and the … [Read more...] about The Death and Life of Mal Evans by Peter Lee
