Black Warriors: The Buffalo Soldiers of World War II is dedicated to giving an accurate account of the little known story of the only black infantry to fight in Europe. Despite suffering discrimination and segregation in the army, the... Read More

The Rafters is AC Montgomery’s first book in an anticipated seven-volume fantasy saga series. The story is centered around Rhyus Delmar. He belongs to a race of people called the “somn,” some of whom are blessed with unusual... Read More

“The 54th did well and nobly…They moved as gallantly as any troop could, and with their enthusiasm they deserved a better fate,” said a white general about the black 54th Massachusetts Infantry (the same regiment depicted in the... Read More

In There’s an Angel in my Computer, author Carol Gino employs a clever and entertaining communication device: a running dialogue between herself and an angel. In doing so, she develops a powerful relationship that helps her complete a... Read More

The sequel in The Chronicles of Illúmaril series by Gary Caplan, "The Return of the Ancient Ones" is the tale about Gideon Finelen, the scion of Lith-Gilad, who returns from Earth to Illúmaril to claim his territorial birthright. At... Read More

The preponderance of literature on the subject of President Kennedy’s assassination is vast. Ever since Mark Lane’s Rush to Judgment seriously questioned the Warren Commission’s lone gunman theory, the door swung wide open to... Read More

In "God Saved This Place for Us", Al Oppedal traces the unique history of his hometown community—the Lost Island and Walnut townships of Palo Alto, Iowa. The struggle of the generations of Danish and Norwegian who settled this... Read More

With single-minded purpose, Stanley Thornton succeeds in analyzing and interpreting the Bible. In his book, Christianity: Myths and Legends, Thornton calls for a historical reassessment of biblical events from a common sense point of... Read More