Ken Kreckel
Silver Like Dust: One Family’s Story of America’s Japanese Internment
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Through conversations recorded by her granddaughter, a Japanese-American woman recalls her life during World War II. Born into a poor but industrious family ...Read Review
A Death in Summer
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This latest offering in the Quirke series opens with the shotgun killing of newspaper proprietor Richard Jewell, aka Diamond Dick. His own paper ...Read Review
A Moment in the Sun
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This epic work tells the stories of several men and women caught up in the violent end of 19th-century America. These include Hod ...Read Review
Victory and Honor
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Just after Victory in Europe day, Cletus Frade, Army Air Force fighter jockey, Argentine commercial pilot, and member of the OSS, finds himself ...Read Review
The Devil’s Ribbon
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Following on the success of Devoured, this novel returns to the exploits of pioneering forensic pathologist Adolphus Hatton and his assistant, Albert Roumande, ...Read Review
The Brummstein
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In 1907, Josef Siedler descends into Switzerland’s Hölloch Caves searching for a gateway to the land of the “inner earth.” Instead he ...Read Review
Waltzing with the Enemy
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This is another memoir from a survivor of the Holocaust, but one with some crucial differences. First off, it is written by both ...Read Review
Child of the Fighting Tenth
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This re-released memoir recounts the early life of author Forrestine “Birdie” Cooper Hooker, growing up in the frontier West. The daughter of an ...Read Review
The School of Night
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Discredited Elizabethan scholar Henry Cavendish is tasked by a ruthless antiquities collector to recover a missing letter which was stolen by Henry’s ...Read Review
Mr. Chartwell
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Esther Hammerhans, a young librarian with the House of Commons, is disturbed when she finds a prospective new lodger at her front door. ...Read Review
