A Lakota Warrior in Roosevelt's Rough Riders - an Editorial Review of "Tremaine"Book Blurb: In the 1870s, the bonds of friendship between a Lakota warrior, Shadow Hawk, and a US cavalry officer, Joshua Tremaine...
Division and Growth After the American Civil War - an Editorial Review of "The Viola Factor"Book Blurb: "The Viola Factor" takes place at a time when the country faced division and growth after the American Civil War. Viola Knapp...
Through the Eyes of an Unknown Soldier - an Editorial Review of "One of Four"Book Blurb: From New York Harbor to the battlefields of France, relive World War One through the eyes of an unknown soldier, as told...
Finding Strength During the Storm of War - an Editorial Review of "Her Last Full Measure"Book Blurb: 1860-Michigan Territory- Millicent is enjoying life on the farm with her husband and children, but when Abraham Lincoln is...
A Surprising Ingredient to a Pot of Ale - an Editorial Review of "Sleight of Hand"Book Blurb: In the spring of 1354, all was well in the town of Colmar - until Efi Kleven discovered a hand in her pot of new ale…a hand...
A Mercenary, a Princess & Olympic Glory - an Editorial Review of "Heart of Fire"Book Blurb: A Mercenary… A Spartan Princess… And Olympic Glory…When Stefanos, an Argive mercenary, returns home from the wars raging...
Cover Reveal, Pre-order Launch and Review for Historium Press author Roberta Tracy - "Zig Zag Woman"Book Blurb: The last thing LAPD Detectives McManus and Tyson expect to find behind Pantages Theatre is a body rolled up in a blanket. The...
Determined to Fight the Nazis - an Editorial Review of "Max's War"Book Blurb: A sweeping World War 2 saga in which a young German Jew flees Europe, emigrates to America, and joins the Army to fight...
A Deadly but Popular Sport in Ancient Rome - an Editorial Review of "Scorpius"Book Blurb: In the Roman Empire, where chariot racing reigns as the deadliest and most popular sport, an epic tale unfolds. Tethered to...