In Therein Lies the Pearl, Catherine Hughes brings the Norman Conquest to life through the eyes of women and everyday people. Rich, thoughtful, and character-driven, the novel shines a light on stories history often overlooks.

Julie Garwood's Killjoy is a romantic suspense novel filled with tension and passion, and it will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Set against the backdrop of post–Civil War America, this novel examines the personal cost of innovation and the complex bonds that shape two intertwined lives.

The Relic Keeper by Heidi Eljarbo is a richly imagined work of historical fiction set in seventeenth-century Italy.

Julie Garwood’s Mercy delivers a gripping blend of romantic suspense, emotional depth, and high-stakes tension.

Book Spotlight: Set against the turbulent waters of the American Revolution, this novel brings to life the story of Captain Jonathan Haraden—a fearless sea captain known to friend and foe alike as “the Salamander.” Blending naval adventure and historical detail, this story is about courage, loss, and the enduring hope for love beyond the fires of war.

If you enjoy heartwarming contemporary romances with a cozy winter setting, don't miss "Snowfall at Pinewood Cabin" where the sweetest and simplest moments can melt even the coldest days.

The Man in the Stone Cottage by Stephanie Cowell is for readers who enjoy a moving, atmospheric exploration of the Brontë sisters’ inner lives, combining literary ambition, family obligations, and a mystery of the heart.

Shades of Yellow by Wendy J. Dunn is for those readers who enjoy historical fiction with modern-day resonance, women's fiction, and stories that explore personal transformation with heart and depth.