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Literary Titan » Historical Fiction
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She longed for freedom and adventure…but was she truly ready?
Twenty-year old Jacqueline Bouvier is anxious to leave her overbearing family for the chance to study in Paris. Aching for freedom from difficult family relationships–and the constant pressure to find a husband–she wants to submerge herself in academics, the arts, and all Paris has to offer. As she sets sail, she has no interest in falling in love. However, her striking beauty catches the eyes of Paris’ most elite bachelors–and a mysterious rogue. Before long, Jackie is swept into a whirlwind romance, as unexpected as it is extrava ..read more
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In The Invisible Ones, Jaime Grookett delves into a lesser-known chapter of American history, weaving a narrative that exposes the eugenic treatment of women in the 20th century. Although fictional, the novel serves as a poignant reminder of these obscured historical truths.
The protagonist, seventeen-year-old Anna Wilson, shoulders the burden of caring for her three younger siblings on their family farm after their parents’ abandonment. Despite her efforts to provide a stable life, the Children’s Aid Society intervenes when they discover the siblings living unsupervised. This marks the begi ..read more
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In The Secret Hamlet, authors Judith Briles and Brian Barnes continue the narrative of Nichol, their resilient protagonist from The Secret Journey. This second installment of the Harmonie Series transports readers back to medieval France, where Nichol, having fled from peril, seeks to establish a sanctuary for herself and others in danger. Surrounded by a blend of old friends and new, including her supportive husband Robert and parental figures Helene and Ezra, Nichol faces the lingering threat posed by her revenge-seeking mother and brother, allied with the corrupt priest, Loupe.
The novel ..read more
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2d ago
Dr. Katherine E.A. Korkidis Author Interview
The KEAK Anthology is a unique collection of your writing covering genres from mysteries and thrillers to nonfiction pieces and offers readers a peek into your previously published books. What inspired you to offer readers this anthology?
I enjoy reading different genres and to experiment in writing short stories or flash fiction of different genres. My goal in writing The KEAK Anthology was to offer my readers the same experience in one book. In addition I thought that compiling all my works in one volume, thereby the creation of the anthology, wou ..read more
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2d ago
A blizzard rips through the Black Hills of South Dakota, as journalist Rachael embarks on a journey to Hawthorne House, a remote inn located deep in the frigid wilderness. As the storm rages on, Rachael finds herself caught in a gripping tale of mystery and intrigue, unsure of what lies ahead in the enigmatic world of the treacherous snow-covered landscape and the sinister forces that lurk within Hawthorn House. The icy snowstorm blurs the lines between reality and imagination as Rachael uncovers secrets and revelations that challenge her perception of the caretaker and the true nature of Haw ..read more
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6d ago
Thomas Bauer Author Interview
Hattie’s World follows a young woman as she emerges from her father’s shadow, striving for independence and redefining her community amidst her father’s pursuit of power. What do you believe your novel conveys about the power of individual actions?
Human resilience and the importance of righting the wrongs of the past.
Hattie’s World delves into themes of family legacy and personal resilience. How do you approach weaving these themes into your narrative without overpowering the story?
I hope I simply allow the characters to grow, relate to others, go through the m ..read more
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Catherine Hughes Author Interview
In Silence Cries the Heart follows an American schoolteacher on a trip to Scotland who uncovers the tragic history of a couple from the 17th century and a mystery surrounding their love. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?
During the summer of 2019 while on a tour of Scotland, I and my fellow travelers stopped at Urquhart Castle, the ruins of which rest on the banks of Loch Ness. Visiting the dungeon there, I read a placard that mentioned the name of its most famous prisoner, Domhnull Donn, a cattle thief who had been executed not so much bec ..read more
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1w ago
In Blessed Are the Peacemakers, Russell M. Chace delivers an engaging tale that intertwines redemption, courage, and the intricacies of life on the American frontier. Set against the raw backdrop of the Alaskan wilderness, the novel brings to life an era marked by steamboats and gold rushes, populated by characters as rugged as the landscape itself.
Chace employs an evocative writing style that effectively transports readers to the harsh yet vibrant world of lawless territories. The book opens with heart-pounding action and eases into the reflective challenges Coy Tucker, the protagonist, fa ..read more
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In The Journal of Aaron McClare by George Lyttle, readers are introduced to American Congressman Craig Bentley and his wife, Lorna, as they settle the estate of Craig’s late stepfather in Ireland. During their visit, Craig stumbles upon a book—an old journal belonging to his stepfather, Aaron McClare. This journal, brimming with the chronicles of a life once lived, captivates Craig and becomes the focal point of the narrative.
The story unfolds as Aaron describes his humble beginnings in Ireland, where he trained as a blacksmith. Facing economic hardship, he, along with his wife and a young ..read more
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Reigning Cats and Frogs, by V.F. Diefenbacher, is an intriguing middle-grade historical Christian fiction novel set in Ancient Egypt during the Biblical Exodus. Centered around Kafele, a 13-year-old boy grappling with societal expectations and personal identity, the book offers a refreshing perspective on a well-known biblical narrative. The intertwining of Kafele’s journey with the plagues of Egypt paints a vivid picture of life during a tumultuous time, providing a backdrop for a story that is rich in historical detail and cultural depth.
Diefenbacher’s writing style is both accessible and ..read more