Set against the backdrop of a pivotal moment in history, War on the Porch by Travis Davis invites readers into a poignant narrative exploring the lingering echoes of World War I. Published in 2025, this historical fiction novel unfolds through the eyes of Gordon Grover, a local reporter tasked with uncovering the stories of veterans as the world prepares to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the war’s end.
Do you ever wish that some events in history were different? Sam Locrian clearly does. In the book $20,000 Under the Sea, Sam rewrites history, aligning it more with classic mystery adventure stories than with actual history.
Some books don’t just tell a story—they pull you straight into history, forcing you to feel every injustice, every…
As power shifts around the globe and people talk more about human rights, this is a great time to read literary fiction that explores themes of status, equality, and what it means to be human. So put on your historical glasses and gather around to read this masterpiece.
This novel is a perfect blend of thrill, mystery, and fiction, delving into the historical depths of hidden secrets. It promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats throughout the entire plot.
In a world where time travel intertwines with the haunting echoes of history, Black Cliff Chronicles by Steve Sterling emerges as a gripping exploration of courage, sacrifice, and the impact of our choices.
An Empty House Doesn’t Sneeze written by David Scott Richardson is an absolute must-read for all who cherish nostalgia of ancient times and historical fiction. The novel captures the profound impact of war on lives, communities, and personalities.
The Tome of Ages follows the adventures of a young God by the name of Hazeus and his newly acquainted friends, King Arthur, Lancelot, and Merrdin.
After returning home to the magical land of Rootworld, Hazeus is faced with more responsibility than he’s ever known. With the potential to become the all-powerful God of The Globe, he feels under more pressure than ever, mainly because of his parents, Father Time and Mother Earth.
In the fascinating realm of literature, where the boundaries of reality and imagination blur, there exists a unique genre…
Imhotep buzzes under the light of a new day. He can hardly contain his excitement for what lies in wait for him downriver, at the first cataract and beyond. Mild impatience stirs within him as he waits for his father, wanting to bid him farewell before his departure. As his father’s vessel draws into port, Imhotep and his family are confronted with their patriarch’s premature passing.
