Résultats Éditeur "CreateSpace" dans Fiction historique

Mail-order-bride Kay Cannon darts along cobblestone streets to catch the emigrant train to Elk Forks, Montana. Two men pursuing her want everything she owns, including her life. After advancing his medical skills, Dr. Whitfield is returning to Elk Forks and discovers that he’s now a dime-novel hero. To survive, he must hide his gunfighter reputation or do his doctoring with a gun. Sheriff Brian Buckles, already in Elk Forks, faces his own challenge - impending death from five outlaws who want his prisoner. All three pioneers have big dreams and are willing to make sacrifices.

An intriguing glimpse into the US Naval Intelligence and Cryptologic underworld. Brought to you by the British Voice of the Year 2020, Ian Russell could only narrate the British, Welsh, Scottish, and American needed to tell this terrific tale! Enter the world of British MI6/MI6 in this thrill ride into Top Secret access; never before revealed. Discovering treasure in the British Isles by an ancient Arthurian Legend...The Finding will keep you enthralled!

Against the backdrop of war in the Middle East, Cry Eden continues the saga of Noah Greenspan, a young and successful Jewish businessman, and his Palestinian American wife, Alexandra Salaman, a rising-star journalist in Washington, DC. Cry Eden is a story of deep love threatened by terrorists who have plotted the ultimate revenge against Alexandra - revenge that would destroy everything she holds dear.

Eric McCarthy needs to find a purpose for his life as his world is falling apart. He’s disenfranchised with his job, in a dead-end relationship and a mid-life crisis. He works the nightshift as a cop in a forgotten city that is thrust into the national forefront by a recent series of unexplained deaths. As the body count rises and McCarthy’s life begins to freefall, he turns his attention to the investigation and finds that the pen is truly mightier than the sword.

1936, Shreveport, Louisiana: Pretty young New Yorker Miriam Levenson finds herself here employed in the only job she can get - interviewing the elderly for the Roosevelt Administration’s Federal Writers Project. Among the people she meets are an aging Civil War hero, a French muralist and his common-law wife, and a 95-year-old Irish immigrant named Bridget Fenerty, a woman who has known tragedy and refused to buckle under it. Winter turns to spring, and Miriam finds there are people in this town who have secrets. And as she is followed by a mysterious man in a black Cadillac, Miriam finds that she, too, has a secret.