Embark on a harrowing trek across the rugged frontier in 1850. Your wagon awaits, and the untamed wilderness calls. This epic western adventure will test the mettle of even the bravest souls.

Dorcas Moon and her family set forth in search of a brighter future. Yet, what awaits them is a relentless gauntlet of challenges: miserable weather, ravenous insects, scorching sunburns, unforgiving terrain, bickering neighbors, lethal rattlesnakes, spreading diseases, howling wolves, and a troubled teen who thinks ghosts are everywhere. The specter of death looms large. Will the haunting image of wolves desecrating a grave push Dorcas over the edge?

Who will endure the relentless quest to cross the continent, and who will leave their bones to rest beside the trail?

A Grave Every Mile marks the commencement of an unforgettable saga. Immerse yourself in an expedition where every decision carries the weight of life, death, and the pursuit of a brighter future along the Oregon Trail.

An engaging story filled with tremendous challenges, and of never giving up even in your twilight years.

It's 1975. Misty Menard unexpectedly inherits her father's business. It never occurred to her that she could wind up as the CEO of a manufacturing company.

After years of working for lawyers, Misty knows a few things about the law. When her favorite young attorney offers to help Misty convert Adirondack Dowel into an employee-owned company, pro bono, Misty jumps at the chance.

The employees are stunned, management becomes hostile, and the Board is concerned. Misfortune quickly follows. Misty thought she had left her addictions in the past, but when a worker's finger is severed in an industrial accident, Misty relapses.

It breaks Misty's heart to think that she has destroyed her father's company. All she wants is to cement her father's legacy. Can a quirky CEO and her loyal band of dedicated employee owners save an heirloom company from foreclosure, repossession, and bankruptcy?

Prepare to be enthralled, captivated, and utterly absorbed as you delve into the pages of "Skulduggery." If you're a fan of historical fiction, mystery, and suspense, this is the book that will leave you spellbound, eagerly turning pages long into the night. Join the ranks of readers who have experienced the magic of Paul Rushworth-Brown's storytelling, and embark on a journey that bridges the gap between history and intrigue. Get ready to uncover the secrets of "Skulduggery" – a literary triumph that stands as a testament to the power of words to transport and transform.Rushworth-Brown's unique ability to blend historical accuracy with thrilling mystery creates a genre all its own – a fusion of history and suspense that's both enlightening and riveting. His previous work, "Red Winter Journey," was nominated for the prestigious NSW Premier's Literary Awards, a testament to the exceptional quality of his storytelling. (Ensure you read the 2nd Edition)

Embark on an extraordinary adventure through the pages of "Red Winter Journey" a captivating historical masterpiece that thrusts you into the heart of the English Civil War in 1642. Step into a world of relentless turmoil and unyielding courage as you follow the unforgettable odyssey of Tommy Rushworth, a young peasant thrust into the maelstrom of the Parliamentary Army. Feel the pulse-pounding intensity of battle, experience the chilling winds of winter, and witness the unbreakable spirit of humanity in the face of adversity. As Tommy's father, Thomas Rushworth Sr., races against time to rescue his son from the clutches of war, a tale of unwavering love and family bonds unfolds before your eyes. Amidst the chaos, a tender and passionate romance blossoms between William and Lucy, defying the oppressive forces determined to tear them apart. In a landscape rife with intrigue, the resilience of the Rushworth family shines as a beacon of hope https://bit.ly/3C9GFoO

"Dream of Courage" 📚 Join the Rushworths on their journey from humble beginnings to a quest for fortune. Pursued by menacing figures and hidden secrets, the story unfolds in the heart of a bygone era. Will Robert escape the clutches of danger, or will love be forever out of reach? This gripping narrative will keep you captivated until the very end. Don't miss out on this trilogy that has captivated readers and left them astonished by its unforgettable characters, surprising twists, and jaw-dropping endings. Dive into these tales of history, courage, and love today! Revied by the Historical Fiction Company https://bit.ly/472yfwt For more information visit https://bit.ly/3qUwEJG .A tale of adventure wrapped up with a touch of mystery, Dream of Courage: Facing Fear Head On earns a 4.5 out of five rating. Adventures and history combine to create a book that readers will thoroughly enjoy.

The Battle of Philippi is over. Octavian and Mark Antony have defeated the Republic. A cause and a generation of young noblemen have been lost.
Lucius Sestius, a lawyer embroiled in the Ides of March, has been driven from Rome by his allegiance to Caesar’s murderers. He has seen his commanders die on the battlefield, and now he and his friends must rebuild their lives.
In exile on Sicily, Lucius investigates the mysterious murder of a soldier, just as peace negotiations between Antony, Octavian and the rebel Sextus Pompey are being planned. When another murder threatens the negotiations, Lucius is ordered to make enquiries and provide a convenient explanation. Realising this is his only path to freedom, he returns to Rome knowing that a murderer has gone free.
Back home, the murder of the veteran centurion Crastinus leads Lucius to the terrible suspicion that one of his friends is responsible and he must confront a comrade from Philippi.

9 CE.

Rome’s celebrated love poet Ovid finds himself in exile, courtesy of an irate Emperor, in the far-flung town of Tomis. Appalled at being banished to a barbarous region at the very edge of the Empire, Ovid soon discovers that he has a far more urgent - and potentially perilous - issue to address. A killer is at large in Tomis, slaughtering animals in a parody of ritual, and the Governor’s advisor Marcus Avitius is under pressure to apprehend the perpetrator.
When the killer progresses from animal to human victims, Avitius reluctantly allies himself to the mercurial, tipsy Ovid.

‘Poetic and haunting: Forsyth provides a captivating glimpse into the life of one of Ancient Rome's greatest writers.’ Steven Veerapen, author of the Simon Danforth Mysteries

His mother told him he was God’s greatest thing. Then he was stolen, sold, shipped to France, and re-named Louis-Benoit Zamor. Stripped of his esteem as efficiently as a fox’s coat in a royal hunt, Zamor is reared by Du Barry—with a love as false as her smile—and a king with unsavory proclivities. He soon realizes his mother lied. Because, in this place, King Louis XV is the world’s greatest thing, second only to God.

But Zamor was loved, once. This fact, alone, makes the bitter pill of a lifetime of small nothingness impossible to swallow. Even if false, a mother’s words don’t die easily.

First, he must survive childhood. Then, if the world thinks the debauched, degenerate king is its greatest thing, the answer is simple: Zamor will have to change the world.

Vive le roi. Long live the King … and all that.

The historian Suetonius tells us that the Emperor Nero emasculated and married his slave Sporus, the spitting image of murdered Empress Poppaea. But history has more tidbits about Sporus, who went from "puer delicatus" to Empress to one Emperor and concubine to another, and ended up being sentenced to play the Earth-Goddess in the arena.

World Fantasy Award winner S.P. Somtow weaves a vivid adventure about one of the most colorful personalities in ancient Rome. Delicatus, the first volume in a trilogy, speaks of Sporus, from his enslavement by pirates in a remote corner of the Empire to his meeting with the great satirist Petronius and the woman to whom he bears a striking resemblance, the beautiful Poppaea with her manipulative plans to seduce the Emperor Nero and become Divine Empress.

"Delicatus is an exceptionally well-crafted work of fiction” — Literary Titan
"One of the best period piece novels we've ever read!" — Outstanding Creator Awards

Ninety-three-year-old Will Morgan remembers December 21, 1944, like it was yesterday. Now a widower and alone with his torment, how can he tell it? If not for a chance meeting with a younger man named Jack Owens, Will’s haunting account would surely die with him. Not every soldier fought through Battle of the Bulge or lived to tell the tale—one that Will has sworn to secrecy. What happened on that ridge was one thing, but what Will sees as his own personal failure is another. Can he finally reveal the one heartache he never shared with anyone, one he has carried for so long?

Chihuahua City, Mexico, 1913. Katherine O’Brien reluctantly enters into a marriage of convenience to hide from her abusive ex-fiancé. She struggles to adapt to an unfamiliar culture as she begins to regain her ability to love and trust. Her new husband, a soldier in Pancho Villa’s army, treats her well, although he expects an obedient and docile wife. Kate, a tomboy raised on a west Texas ranch, finds such a role extremely difficult. The two strive to find a middle ground even as he fights beside Villa in the brutal revolutionary war.
When the Revolution turns against Villa, the couple is separated. Kate must lead her small extended family to a new home without help from her husband… and with her violent ex-fiancé following her tracks. Facing these challenges tests her courage and survival skills to the utmost.
"A novel that has a profound human resonance..."--Historical Fiction Company

When Anne Boleyn is delivered of a daughter and Henry faces personal bereavement and discord at court, Anne’s enemies gather. When the next pregnancy fails and the queen miscarries of a son, the need for an heir is imperative. Waiting in the wings is Jane Seymour, a lady-in-waiting, who offers the king respite from Anne’s fiery passions.

But, when Anne falls foul of her former ally, Thomas Cromwell, and the king is persuaded that Anne has made him a cuckold, Henry strikes out and the queen falls beneath the executioner’s sword, taking key players in Henry’s household with her.

Jane Seymour, stepping up to replace the fall, quickly becomes pregnant. Delighted with his dull but fertile wife, Henry’s spirits rise even higher when the prince is born safely. At last, Henry has all he desires, but even as he celebrates, fate is preparing to deliver one more staggering blow.

As the king’s optimism diminishes, his intractability increases, and the wounded lion begins to roar