One Day in September
By Scott D. Reich
On a crisp September afternoon in 1917, as the country waged war and the national pastime faced questions about its purpose, baseball paused to reconsider …
Divided We Stand
By Bill Newcott
Every day, U.S. news media – left, right, and center – inundate us with images of Americans at a war with each other. Immigration, guns, …
For This is Forever
By Robert J. Mrazek
The Battle of Midway has been called the most important naval battle ever fought between two great powers. The Japanese Empire and the United States …
Feathers In the Wind
By Dr. Edward Arenson
When Dr. Edward Arenson took up birding during pediatrics training, he had no idea where it would lead. When he began writing down his experiences, …
The Einstein Conspiracy
By Steve Israel
Based on actual events, The Einstein Conspiracy pits two FBI agents against a ruthless undercover German operative on a mission to abduct Albert Einstein, who …
The Lady in Cement
By Marvin H. Albert
The private-eye business was slow, so Anthony Rome went skin diving. But instead of treasure he found a young blonde’s body—nude, her feet embedded in …
Miami Mayhem
By Marvin H. Albert
It seemed like a routine little job…. just return a beautiful, raven-haired heiress to her wealthy father, whose money bought him everything but the truth. …
Where the Valley Widens
By Lindsey Williams
The uplifting journey of an idealistic young music teacher whose heart, passion and persistence endure the challenges of nurturing students from elementary school to high …
The Broken Place
By Michael Shaara
If there is such a thing as a born writer, Michael Shaara is certainly that. Library Journal The story of a deeply-scarred young man who …
The Roast Penguin Chronicles
By Jason C. Anthony
From the author of the acclaimed Substack series, A Field Guide to the Anthropocene, Jason C. Anthony’s The Roast Penguin Chronicles is a savory, eclectic …
The Harvard Murders
By Robert J. Mrazek
American landscape on the brink of war. It’s the fall of 1937 and real-life Harvard roommates Jimmy Rousmaniere and Jack Kennedy have returned to Cambridge …
