Today Reader Views talks with E.K. Prescott about the release of her latest book, Sins of Man – Book Two in The Ivy League Chronicles! … More Meet the Author – E.K. Prescott – Author of “Sins of Man”
“Streets of Tears” is a chilling story, told from a unique point of view, focusing on the vilest faction of human history. Hilton explores the Austrian mindset in a way that feels nonfiction at times with his accurate and detailed portrayal of real-life events. Readers are able to brush the surface of how Hitler’s regime came to power and lead such a hideous massacre in the name of “purity.” … More “Street of Tears” by Larry J. Hilton
Although my historical knowledge does not include this fable, which is based on very real events that the author said are recorded in documents that span Chinese, Japanese and Korean history, I must say it’s an interesting tale of both myth and truth. However, it should be noted that it’s also a story for adults only because the sexual scenes and violence are extremely explicit. … More “Rose of Sharon: Warriors of the Night Wharang Sulsa Amja” by Roy King
“Brothers of War: The Iron Brigade at Gettysburg,” by Michael Eisenhut, is an award-winning work of historical fiction that is perfect for those who are curious about the American Civil War, but not fond of traditional history books. … More “Brothers of War: The Iron Brigade at Gettysburg” by Michael Eisenhut
n “Grace on the Horizon,” Emma Lombard has extended the story of Grace and Seamus in her second installment of her White Sail Series. In her first book, “Discerning Grace,” readers are introduced to the cunning and independent Grace. She overcomes her circumstances to meet and fall in love with a man named Seamus. … More “Grace on the Horizon” by Emma Lombard
Having grown up in a Greek orphanage after the Trojan War, Timon and his companion Lukas are living a good life in Sparta. Timon’s mysterious past has been revealed, and he now knows his full identity. Life with Lukas is peaceful, until one day when Marco, the son of the Commander of the Royal Army and Navy, shows up at his home. … More “Who Killed Coriolanus?” by Ron Fritsch
Author John Anthony Miller has created a unique story in “Song of Gabrielle” that takes the reader back in time. Right from the beginning, readers are whisked away to the year 1316 in Normandy, France. These are turbulent times. France and England are bitter enemies and battles are happening all around the country. … More “Song of Gabrielle” by John Anthony Miller
“Whiskey and Old Stogies” immediately hooked me when I learned about the author’s choice for the location and industry of her story: the backwoods hill country of North Carolina and the work of moonshiners. … More “Whiskey and Old Stogies” by Lisa Angle
“Truth is in the House” by Michael J. Coffino follows the journey of two boys over the course of several decades as they grow into their own in the great melting pot that is the United States of America. It’s a poignant historical novel that embodies themes of prejudice, consequences, redemption, forgiveness and ultimately connection with each other as one race: humanity. … More “Truth is in the House” by Michael J. Coffino
E.K. Prescott does not disappoint her readers with the second book in her Ivy league Chronicles series, “Sins of Man.” If anything, she has increased the level of mystery and sprinkled her story with some infatuation. … More “Sins of Man: The Ivy League Chronicles Book Two” by E.K. Prescott
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