by Paula Ruth Jones In Dalton’s Dream, Paula Ruth Jones delivers an enchanting and heartwarming tale that bridges generations and time, making readers both nostalgic for the past and appreciative of the present. Told through the curious eyes of twelve-year-old Dalton Cole Wright, this story is a celebration of family, history, and the connections …
Category Archives: Historical Fiction
Review – The Jew: Novel Based on a True Story
by Dominik Poleski Resilience and empathy are like secret weapons for getting through life’s toughest moments. The Jew: Novel Based on a True Story, set in 1960s Poland, is about Alek Brodski, a young Jewish boy facing loss, prejudice, and the daily struggles of growing up in a world that often feels unfair. It’s …
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Review – Come Run with Me: A Story of the Underground Railroad
by Kathleen Olson Come Run with Me: A Story of the Underground Railroad is set in the backdrop of 19th-century America. It’s about friendship, freedom, faith, and the human spirit. The book immerses readers in the lives of Polly, Hattie, and their companions as they go through challenges that seem too big for their …
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Review – If Tomorrow Could Sing
by Rosemary Ryan Imregi Rosemary Ryan Imregi’s novel “If Tomorrow Could Sing” transports readers to the heart of Savannah, Georgia, during the tumultuous days of the American Civil War. Through the eyes of Sally Preston, a young Southern woman, we experience the daily challenges and emotional upheaval brought on by the impending arrival of General …
Review – A Tall Dark Sin
by M. Anthony Phillips “A Tall Dark Sin” by M. Anthony Phillips is a riveting narrative set against the vibrant and tumultuous backdrop of 1950s New Orleans. This novel entices readers with a complex web of secrets, societal tensions, and the relentless pursuit of justice and personal identity. At the heart of the story is …
Review – Keeper of the Shroud
by Michele Wallace Campanelli Keeper of the Shroud, penned by Michele Wallace Campanelli, is a historical fiction novel of intrigue, love, and spiritual awakening. In a medieval kingdom, the book begins with the introduction of Princess Bella, a young woman scarred both physically and emotionally from past events. Bella finds herself amid a political landscape …
Review – Israela
by Dr. Batya Casper Israela by Dr. Batya Casper is a persuasive story that links the personal and the political, shedding light on the human experience against the backdrop of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The novel addresses the intricacies of identity, culture, and history, as seen through its characters—whose lives are closely connected with their country’s …
Review – Hidden: Nistar
by Batya Casper In Hidden: Nistar, Batya Casper masterfully weaves a tapestry of secrecy and survival, set against the stark backdrop of war. This compelling historical fiction novel tells two interlaced stories, bridging the lives of characters in Israel and England. The narrative begins in Israel, focusing on young Tikvah. Raised by her grandparents in …
Taker Of The Shroud
by Michele Wallace Campanelli Michele Wallace Campanelli delivers an exciting yet brief continuation of her “Keeper of the Shroud Series.” In the sequel, “The Taker of the Shroud,” Prince Louis Vincent suffers a devastating wound on his side after battling with his enemy. After reaching Valtearea in time, he warns his brother, King Delaney, of …
The Artist
by Michele Wallace Campanelli After receiving word that her great aunt Barbara has suffered a great fall, Mia and her cousin, Nathan, set out to Michigan with their respective spouses to visit her. With her prognosis being less than hopeful and Mia being next in line to inherit the estate, Mia wondered if her aunt …