About Heaven In A Wild Flower: Tale Of An Anglo-Saxon Leatherworker On Lindisfarne (Saint Cuthbert Trilogy Book 1) by John Broughton:

Aella is a leatherworker living in 7th century Northumbria. After surviving the war against the Picts, the king becomes his godfather, and Aella befriends Bishop Cuthbert. Aware of Aella’s skills, the monks of Lindisfarne commission him to make the cover of the Gospel of St. John as a gift for Cuthbert. Impressed by the masterpiece, Ecgfrith’s successor, King Aldfrith, sends Aella to Ireland to learn to read and write.Soon, Aella befriends a fellow student, learns to illuminate manuscripts, and falls in love. But can he achieve his dreams, and wed the love of his life?

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About The Horse-Thegn: Tale of an Anglo-Saxon Horse-thegn in Northumbria (Saint Cuthbert Trilogy Book 2) by John Broughton:

It’s the late 9th century, and Northumbria is subject to both Viking attacks and settlers from Denmark.Cynn is the royal Horse-Thegn. Striving for peace and integration on his estates, he is charged by the king to end the pillaging of a foul band of raiders. Led by the elusive Edred, their atrocities have become increasingly violent, resulting in open revolt against legitimate rule.But in the face of many external threats, can Cynn achieve his aim of a durable and prosperous kingdom, as they enter a new century?

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About When Love Rises (Rising Book 1) by Michelle G Stradford:

Poetry about life that celebrates love, offers comfort in heartbreak and inspiration to heal, move forward and try love again.An emotional collection of prose in which you will discover the many sides to love, from the unrestrained joy of the first flutter of a new romance to the pain of heartbreak, and the journey to healing and finding the inspiration to try at love again. An award-winning collection that is organized in the following three sections; The Love, In the Dark and The Light, to help you connect immediately to the emotion you are experiencing. With poems as short as the four lines of Sparks, to longer and more thought-provoking verses such as Wasted, there is something for everyone to connect to as their own. And whether you are picking it up in a snatched moment during a busy day or settling down for an evening of reading with a relaxing glass of wine, When Love Rises offers something that will touch the soul of any reader.

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About The Magic Bottle: Hope and Help from Above Lighting the Way to the Dreams You Seek by Dr. DeLight:

If a tall tale for grownups that is HALF-WISDOM and HALF-WIT (pun intended,) appeals to you, you will enjoy The Magic Bottle by Dr. DeLight.In the Prologue, you will meet Ben Aiah, the main human character, a man who has experienced prolonged struggles and repeated failures in his life, and who is about ready to end it all. But then something extraordinary happens which gives Ben a second shot at life and Hope For A Brighter Future.In Chapters 1 thru 8 that follow, you will meet and get to know Gee-Jay, a Friend from the next dimension, as an eye-opening journey begins for Ben, revealing to him the basic Universal Rules he will need to understand, and the Tools he already has but will need to learn to use more effectively, in order to live an ever more Prosperous and Abundant Life both here on Earth and Elsewhere in the Universe and in the Great Hereafter.If you like stories that attempt to educate, encourage, inspire, enlighten, and motivate, as well as entertain, and … (in the Epilogue,) end happily ever-after, this one is for you. Happy Trails!Dare to dream……Your future is bright……And so it shall be!- Dr. DeLight Prologue to The Magic Bottle by Dr. DeLightToo Close To The EdgeAfter a long day driving straight through from Ohio, Ben Aiah and his second wife Janelle were now spending their first night of a week-long stay at a hotel right on the beach at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina. For the previous 9 1/2 months Janelle had taught an intermediate elementary class in the Ohio public school system and was looking forward to some relaxation and fun on the vacation that was now beginning. Ben on the other hand had been keeping a deep dark secret. Bens life, outside of the time he spent with Janelle, had not been going so well. Ben considered himself a failure both personally and professionally and he had been planning for months now to make this trip to the ocean his last one, one from which he would not return.Since his return from a South East Asian Air Base in the early 70s when he got out of the service, Ben had a very difficult time making civilian life work. After spending over 18 months of craziness on and off-duty in the Orient during the Viet Nam War, Ben found coming back to a peacetime U. S. A. both dull and boring. He had a difficult time trying to be the Saturday Evening Post kind of husband and father his first wife and children (three daughters,) deserved. He was really a mess in a civilized environment. After a few years he had his first and most devastating nervous breakdown. Struggling to recover from that was the most difficult challenge he ever faced or ever wanted to. For a long time it was an everyday battle just to keep his head above water. For a long time he cried every morning when he woke up, losing the peace and escape of sleep, knowing that he would have to face another day of spiritual mountain climbing, and trying to keep from drowning in a whirlpool, all rolled into one. After a few years, things got better but they still werent good. Bens personal problems and struggles to recover had taken their toll and were continuing to take their toll on his marriage. Consequently his childhood sweetheart divorced him and he was separated from his children. Heartbreak and another mental breakdown ensued…

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About The Purple Thread: Eighth-Century Saxon Missions In Europe by John Broughton:

It is 733 AD in Anglo-Saxon Britain – a time of warriors, war and religious extremes.Begiloc, a young freedman from Wimborne, is a man of action. But his world turns upside down when the young Briton and his best friend Meryn are ordered away to protect English missionaries in Germany.For a man accustomed to brutality, Begiloc has a soft spot for the purple-tinged mountains, waterfalls, lakes, animals, trees and flowers – beginning to muse whether they, rather than Man, do not better embody the essence of God.Mission follows mission across the continent, and Begiloc is driven ever further from his loved ones. His ultimate foe is the corrupt and cruel Bishop of Rems, Milo.Will Begiloc ever be free from his obligations to the Church, and reunited with those whom he has been so long separated?John Broughton’s The Purple Thread is a historical thrill-ride across 8th century Europe, which also rings some very contemporary bells, and a tale of a man’s psychological battle to sustain his faith and morality in the face of temptation and evil.

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About Cecilia House by Simon Gandossi:

Life is a precious gift and it can change within the blink of an eye, something Patricia discovered at a young age. After an extremely tragic event her loving family, good friends and many dreams and aspirations were all gone. An unwanted child sent to what was supposed to be a place of lovingness and warmth. Instead she soon discovered that those responsible for her care added so much more pain and sadness to many lives. What occurred within the walls of Cecilia House was one of the most despicable and unimaginable acts to ever happen within an organization whose duty it was to protect innocent children.

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About Forged By Iron: A Viking Age Novel (Olaf’s Saga Book 1) by Eric Schumacher:

From the bestselling author of Hakon’s Saga comes the first in a series of stories about Olaf Tryggvason, one of the most legendary kings of the Viking Age.

Norway, AD 958. The Northern realm is once again at war. The exiled sons of Erik Bloodaxe have returned with the help of the Danes and have slain King Hakon. They now come for Hakon’s heir, Jarl Trygvi.  Trygvi’s wife, Astrid, and young son, Olaf, flee their home with the aid of their household warriors. Pursued by the Bloodaxe brood, the family escapes east, through the dark, forested land of the Swedes and across the treacherous East Sea. But the gods are fickle and the group is torn apart, leaving them to fend for themselves in Forged by Iron, a must-read for all who enjoy action-packed historical fiction.

Reviews:
“…a thrilling tale told by a great storyteller.” – Matthew Harffy, author of the Bernicia Chronicles
“…as exciting as anything I’ve read in the historical-fiction genre. This is indeed a well-crafted tale…and it is just the beginning.” – Paul Bennett, author of Clash of Empires
“Schumacher has presented his readers with a novel that is as impressive as it is mesmerising.” – Mary Anne Yarde, author of the Du Lac Chronicles
“Schumacher masterfully captures the essence of the characters while telling a riveting adventure…” – Linnea Tanner, author of the Curse of Clansmen and Kings series
“Like it’s hero, this book is destined to be a runaway success.” – Ian Sharpe, author of the VikingVerse series
“Schumacher presents the harrowing flight of young Olaf Tryggvason from the vengeful sons of Erik Bloodaxe in spectacular close-up detail…” – Joshua Gillingham, author of Gatewatch
“…fantastic from start to finish. Bone-crunching. Adrenaline-inducing. Swash-buckling…” – David Fitz-Gerald, author of Wanders Far—An Unlikely Hero’s Journey
“This absorbing coming of age Viking saga is one that you will remember long after you close the book.” – Gwendalyn Book Blog
“…recommended to fans of historical thrillers, expertly-crafted characters, and people who, like me, are missing The Last Kingdom since it left the BBC!” – Jennifer Wilson, author of the Kindred Spirit series

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About Red Tulip by Rasheed Hafeez:

Nadeera is passionate about basketball and her talent is undeniable. But after a tragic accident, her father insists that she focuses more on her Islamic faith and less on the sport that she loves. Can she convince her father that she can live out her passion for basketball, endure prejudices, and honor her family’s legacy without sacrificing her devotion to her religion?

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About Zomcats! (Zomtastic Book 2) by Jack McLean:

Cats and their humans have always lived peacefully together: ancient Egyptians worshiped them, musicals have been written about them, the internet goes gaga for them.Zomcats! dumps all that into the litter tray of life. This ain’t no cute, cuddly kitten zombie story. Jack D. McLean’s Zomcats! does for cuddly felines what James Herbert’s horror classic, The Rats, did for rodents. It’s violent, horror-laced mayhem with savage satire and devilish dark humor.The action starts on the first page and doesn’t stop till the shocking climax in the end. And when the Zomcats’ 9 lives are up, they come back from the dead.

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About The Bradgate Heiress by Derek Ansell:

Chelsea, 1547. At ten years old, Lady Jane Grey arrives at Old Manor to begin her education with the Dowager Queen Katherine: widow of the late Henry VIII.Jane is a bright, scholarly girl, but destined to reach early maturity and be manipulated and groomed by over-ambitious men. After being forced to marry Guildford Dudley – son of the Duke of Northumberland – the country is divided and Jane struggles to come to terms with her situation.Meanwhile, her progress is watched from the filth-laden streets of London by William Hope: a shoemaker who is becoming ever more infatuated with her.

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About White Crow (The House of Crow Book 1) by John Wood:

In the 19th century West begins the saga of a powerful family.After mountain man Isaiah Crow arrives in Alta California, he saves a group of people from local bandits.As luck would have it, they are family and Vaqueros from the rancho of Don Hernando Batista, one of the most powerful families in Southern California – and very anxious to take their new friends to meet the Patron.After Señor Batista introduces his daughter Francisca to Isaiah, the two soon fall in love. From this union a child – Jedadiah – is born. He will learn not only how to read and write, but also the art of war. Through Jedadiah, the House of Crow will become one of the most influential families in the country.Praise from readers:★★★★★ – “The beginnings of a powerful family saga… a page-turner.”★★★★★ – “Amazingly detailed… A great read.”★★★★★ – “White Crow sets the stage for a great series.”

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About Forged By Iron: A Viking Age Novel (Olaf’s Saga Book 1) by Eric Schumacher:

From the bestselling author of Hakon’s Saga comes the first in a series of stories about Olaf Tryggvason, one of the most legendary kings of the Viking Age.Norway, AD 958. The Northern realm is once again at war. The exiled sons of Erik Bloodaxe have returned with the help of the Danes and have slain King Hakon. They now come for Hakon’s heir, Jarl Trygvi.  Trygvi’s wife, Astrid, and young son, Olaf, flee their home with the aid of their household warriors. Pursued by the Bloodaxe brood, the family escapes east, through the dark, forested land of the Swedes and across the treacherous East Sea. But the gods are fickle and the group is torn apart, leaving them to fend for themselves in Forged by Iron, a must-read for all who enjoy action-packed historical fiction.Reviews:“…a thrilling tale told by a great storyteller.” – Matthew Harffy, author of the Bernicia Chronicles”…as exciting as anything I’ve read in the historical-fiction genre. This is indeed a well-crafted tale…and it is just the beginning.” – Paul Bennett, author of Clash of Empires“Schumacher has presented his readers with a novel that is as impressive as it is mesmerising.” – Mary Anne Yarde, author of the Du Lac Chronicles”Schumacher masterfully captures the essence of the characters while telling a riveting adventure…” – Linnea Tanner, author of the Curse of Clansmen and Kings series”Like it’s hero, this book is destined to be a runaway success.” – Ian Sharpe, author of the VikingVerse series”Schumacher presents the harrowing flight of young Olaf Tryggvason from the vengeful sons of Erik Bloodaxe in spectacular close-up detail…” – Joshua Gillingham, author of Gatewatch”…fantastic from start to finish. Bone-crunching. Adrenaline-inducing. Swash-buckling…” – David Fitz-Gerald, author of Wanders Far—An Unlikely Hero’s Journey“This absorbing coming of age Viking saga is one that you will remember long after you close the book.” – Gwendalyn Book Blog“…recommended to fans of historical thrillers, expertly-crafted characters, and people who, like me, are missing The Last Kingdom since it left the BBC!” – Jennifer Wilson, author of the Kindred Spirit series

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About Deception: Missing … Presumed Dead (When Darkness Falls Book 2) by Barbara Warren:

Their parents paid the ransom — the kidnappers released one child.Haunted by her sister’s desperate cries, Tess Howard spent twenty-four years searching for Rhona. Now, reunited at last, the sisters unearth a mystery that could cost them their lives . . . and the life of the one man who knows their dark secret.Written for the General Market (G) (I): Contains little or no; sexual dialogue or situations or strong language. May also contain content of an inspirational nature.

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About The Vanishing Woman (The Underground Railroad Book 1) by Doug Peterson:

Ellen Craft escaped from slavery in 1848 by posing as a white man, while her husband William pretended to be her slave. They took trains and steamboats north, escaping in plain view. When other passengers looked at her, they saw only an ailing planter from Georgia. Ellen Craft had vanished. Ellen’s mother was a slave, but her father was her master, and she had skin as white as his. This enabled her to pose as a white man, in one of the boldest escapes in American history. The Vanishing Woman is based on a true story—an escape driven by the desire for freedom and family. William and Ellen decided they would not have children until they were free.Their incredible story riveted a nation, and the couple put the Fugitive Slave Law to its first major test, bringing attention to their plight all of the way to the White House. The ultimate irony: This vanishing woman became one of the most visible symbols of freedom in nineteenth-century America. They ran 1,000 miles to freedom and changed the country forever.

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