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When we think about classic and timeless novels or stories, there’s likely a list that comes to mind, whether you’ve read them on your own or had to check them off a reading list in school. And there are reasons why these novels have stood the test of time: they …

In DiAnn Mills’s latest romantic suspense, Canyon of Deceit, wilderness survival expert Therese teams up with Texas Ranger Blane Gardner to find a young girl who has been kidnapped and taken to Guadalupe Mountains National Park. As they start to close in on the truth despite the mix of …

Cool autumn nights are perfect for cozying up with a book by your favorite author or branching out and trying a new-to-you genre. As the days get shorter and the leaves start to fall, we have seven new novels that will be perfect for reading with a blanket and a …

Michelle Shocklee sets her historical novels in Tennessee, connecting her stories to the rich history of the state. In The Women of Oak Ridge, Michelle sets her WWII novel in the Secret City of Oak Ridge, TN, where people lived and worked while unknowingly contributing to the building of …

“As in every work of historical fiction, many aspects within these pages are based in truth.” Jennifer L. Wright

Jennifer L. Wright

World War II novels have captivated readers for decades, in part because there are so many aspects of the time period to be explored and also because stories …

Bestselling author Cheryl Grey Bostrom is known for her deep love of nature and the Pacific Northwest—both of which often take center stage in her novels. And What the River Keeps is no exception.

We connected with Cheryl about how the Elwha River in Washington State plays a vital role …