King David is a real flesh and blood man: renegade, lover, politician, despot. He establishes his empire in a whirlpool of passion, power, prophecy, and adventure.  Also a modern political satire, The Kingdom challenges the dimensions of our being. Free on Kindle.

Summer 1940. 14 year-old Tessa Graham is sent from England to Chicago for her safety to live with the prominent Ardley family. There, she meets 18 year-old Anthony Ardley, with whom her life will become forever intertwined as they try to find their paths and the world around them falls apart.

Follow this sweeping saga of love and war that will take you from pre-war Chicago to the historic Battle of Anzio in Italy and beyond. $0.99 on Kindle.

In 1866, Peter Baxter’s misfortune ends the day he leaves Badgerys Creek orphanage. Unsure of what to do next, Peter finds himself on a farm run by Mr. Brown. An aging man, Brown needs help and is happy to give Peter a place to live in exchange for his labor. Unbeknownst to Peter, Brown’s past is riddled with dark secrets tied to the same orphanage, which he has documented in a red folder. During a chance encounter, Peter meets Rose. Peter cannot help but fall in love with her beauty, grace, and wit; however, he fears that his affection will go unrequited as a result of his crippling poverty. But fate changes when Peter joins the search for gold in Hill End, New South Wales. Striking it rich, he returns to Rose a wealthy man. Peter is changed by his new found affluence, heading towards the mire of greed. Will Rose regret her relationship with Peter? Meanwhile, Rose has her own troubled history. One that is deeply entwined with Brown’s past and Peter’s future. $0.99 on Kindle.

The beautiful daughter of a rich Jewish judge in Cairo, is forced to leave her hometown and set out to Israel. A dramatic love story and important historical novel about the uprooting of the Jewish community from Egypt, starting in 1948. Free on Kindle.

A kidnapped girl. A desperate father. A murderous slaver bound for old Mexico. And a certain untouchable gunslinger. Things are going to get a lot worse before they get better. $0.99 on Kindle.

Even as the king finds a way to quell the revolt and come back to the Jerusalem, the road ahead seems unclear. His firstborn, Amnon, is executed by his second son, Absalom, who mounts a revolt to topple his father from the throne. How will David find the right successor amongst his remaining sons, the one who will connect to him and continue his legacy? Free on Kindle.

The stories of four exceptional heroes merges in the Hungarian front. A gripping and multidimensional view of World War II, read with bated breath. Free on Kindle.

What if President Truman had withdrawn American forces from the Korean peninsula in 1950, rather than holding fast in a fight that cost more than 30,000 American lives? How would the United States’ position in Asia be affected today? Free on Kindle.

A tidbit of a story acknowledging the coming of age of us all. They are often melancholy times, staying with us as we grow into adulthood and remember — “oh yeah.” We remind ourselves about the summers, the people we met, and the things we learned even though our parents tried to shield us from them. This short story follows Gail on a visit to her grandparents’ country store in the Texas panhandle in the early ’60’s where she meets Audrey. Her summer with Audrey haunts Gail, and she learns about ambiguity, irony, and the ruse of appearances. The time was magical, simple, and complicated at the same time. Families didn’t have the conveniences of technology or the comforts of air conditioning and microwave ovens, but somehow there were other things to delight in: homemade cornbread, a promised soda in the heat of the afternoon, a new book of paper dolls, a little dog who did the same trick each time he was asked, the predictability of a grandfather stirring his pipe. This story of summer is ambiguous also, dark and haunting, but also threaded with childhood memories: the smell of red dirt and Sulphur filled clouds, unrelenting heat, and the bawdy arrogance of a violent storm. Two young girls living in the same summer, but each going a different way when August ends. $0.99 on Kindle.

For four women, the Civil War has sparked a bout of change within them that cannot be ignored; for Delia Hennessey, it has created a passion for life that will not be denied. It is the reason that she convinces three of her closest friends to join her in contacting men across the country who have placed advertisements for mail order brides, hoping to find the ones who would be a part of each young woman’s next great adventure. When she answers the ad of a wealthy landowner in Wyoming, she is positive that she has met the perfect man–but when she arrives, things are not all as they seem. Can Delia survive this abrupt change of events? And if she does, will she be able to satisfy her lonely, aching heart? Free on Kindle.

An epic novel, PUSH NOT THE RIVER paints the rich story of Poland in the late 1700s. “It contains all the sweep of Gone with the Wind, with a heroine who remains strong in the face of both personal and political tragedy….at once timeless and timely.” -India Edghill, author of Queenmaker. Free on Kindle.

An untouchable gunslinger. A lost hoard of gold. A host of brutal adversaries. What could possibly go wrong? $0.99 on Kindle.

A swiping historical drama about the unforgettable Vittoria and her Jewish family in face of WW II. The story of the Italian Jewish community in face of the Holocaust, drama of loss and despair, survival and human triumph. Free on Kindle.