WW2
The Skipper’s Dog Called Stalin (A Harry Gilmour Novel)
The unsinkable Harry Gilmour is off on a new adventure in the turbulent spring of 1941. Gilmour, a west-coast Scot,…
Underground in Berlin: A Young Woman’s Extraordinary Tale of Survival in the Heart of Nazi Germany
When in November 1942, Marie Jalowicz Simon, after a failed attempt to escape Nazi Germany with a forged passport, is…
The Bickford Fuse
As the Great Patriotic War comes to an uneasy close in 1945, a bizarre assortment of people begin epic journeys…
American Treasures: The Secret Efforts to Save the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Gettysburg Address
American Treasures is an example of narrative non-fiction at its best: thorough research underpins an engaging—even gripping—story that captures the…
Hell’s Gate
It’s World War II and mad Japanese scientists, Nazi SS officers, indigenous peoples and U.S. Army Intelligence operators are all…
The Guardian Stones
In 1941, young English children are being evacuated to a town in the Shropshire countryside. It was believed they would…
Full Circle
This story of Jan Neuman, a Czech boy, opens in 1938. It follows him through the events leading up to…
The Devil’s Diary: Hitler’s High Priest and the Hunt for the Lost Papers of the Third Reich
The Devil’s Diary is a densely written, triple-ply nonfiction book that reads like a novel. It begins with the primary…
The Accidental Agent: A Jimmy Nessheim Novel
Jimmy Nessheim (Fear Itself, The Little Tokyo Informant) is back for a third adventure, and up to his chin in troubles…
Rose in the Blitz
Rebecca Stevens continues the adventures of her ‘Strange Girl’, Rose, in this sequel to Valentine Joe, set between the present…
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