About Mudlarks & Meadowlarks: a Whitechapel story by Ellyn Peirson:

This story, highly fabricated though is, is written around my childhood understanding of a significant, singular incident in the life of my paternal grandfather.Because of my grandfather’s life in London, on the Canadian prairies and in Toronto, I am here and writing this story about an unsung hero, a most ordinary man. I dedicate this book to him, Harry Westley, a mudlark of sorts who loved meadowlarks… and to the memory of his son, my father, Frank.

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About Tokens Of My Confection by D.S. Williams:

Life hasn’t been easy for Cady Caldwell, struggling first with her drug-addicted parents, then mistreated by the husband she though would be her savior.But there was always one thing that kept her going: protecting her younger sisters and ensuring their lives are happy. Escaping her abusive marriage, Cady is shunted off to the small town of Garrison, Montana, to live with a paternal grandmother she doesn’t know, and doesn’t want to.It seems that her two younger sisters, and an equally determined grandmother, are hell bent on looking after her. But can they get her to live again?Praise:★★★★★ – “A well-written storyline that will delight.”★★★★★ – “I was pulled into this book from the first chapter. The depth of each character can be felt, and makes you feel what they are feeling. Loved it.”

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About Love, Lies, and Legacies (Cullen – Bartlett Dynasty Book 2) by Janeen O’Connell:

When Catherine Tedder’s husband dies suddenly in September 1822, she is left alone with two small girls, Margaret and Sarah.Accepting the proposal of James Blay Jr. sees her trapped in a marriage of convenience – for him. Struggling with the vagaries of her wayward husband, Catherine and the girls are forced to adapt to his tyranny.Moving them between Hobart and New Norfolk, James refuses to let the girls attend school. It’s 1823, and Catherine’s rights as a wife are limited. After spending time in prison, James Blay Jr. appears to be a changed man: attentive, caring, supportive. But then, a tragedy changes everything.

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About A Dress For A Queen: A Comic short story by Kerrie Noor:

Lizzie loves to perform daring tricks, the only trouble is, her day job gets in the way.What goes on behind closed doors should stay behind except when it comes to acrobatics. Lizzie is a woman with duties. Her day is filled with appointments her diary booked up for months and yet she secretly yearns for something more…Adventure, danger and an audience, to cheer her.A dress for a Queen is a satirical short story about the secret life of a couple we all think we know. Based purely on the writer’s imagination a Dress For A Queen takes you behind the scenes of a castle, imaginary royalty, and family who should know better.

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About Perfecta Saxonia: The Unification of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms by John Broughton:

King Alfred never achieved his dream of uniting the disparate Anglo-Saxon kingdoms into one Perfecta Saxonia.The man destined to fulfill Alfred’s dream is his grandson, Athelstan, as the spark of unity begins in the Saxon kingdom of Wessex. Abandoned by his father and raised by his uncle, young Athelstan faces numerous adversities on his way to becoming a mighty warrior and diplomat.But can he overcome the odds to transform England from an insignificant island off the Western European mainland, into the leading centre of tenth-century diplomacy and learning?Discover the story of one of the most important English kings, who put in place the foundations of modern-day England.

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About Winter Tales by A.B. Michaels:

What do a necklace, a dog and a stereoscope have in common? Based on characters from “The Golden City” historical fiction series, these short stories explore intense emotions and life-changing events during America’s Gilded Age.In “Finding the Star,” a resourceful college student risks her reputation for a defenseless young woman and discovers a joy that fills the void in her own life …In “A Darkness of Spirit,” a lovestruck businessman absorbed by self-pity lashes out at those most vulnerable, demonstrating to his shame the undeniable power of hurtful words…In “Winter Delivery,” an inquisitive teenager learns first-hand that miracles can happen in the most unlikely places. Short but powerful, these selections by award-winning author A.B. Michaels will have you thinking about the holidays in a decidedly different way.Other titles in the Golden City series include The Art of Love, The Depth of Beauty, The Promise, The Price of Compassion and Josephine’s Daughter.For more information about “The Golden City” series, please visit abmichaels.com

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About The Story That Had No Beginning by Daniel Kemp:

Alicia Collinson poses a surprising question to her dinner guests:“Do you think lying is endemic in society today?”They all have different answers based on their experiences, but what was the purpose of Alicia’s question?She was separated from her twin brother, Tom, when they were eight. Tom graduated into a life of violence, while Alice found a life of fortune and wealth in her partner, Mary.But when Mary unexpectedly passes away, a new person enters Alice’s life – someone who seems to know every detail about her.Soon, her past and present lives collide with life-changing consequences.

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