Richard Brookes and Jitka Saniova               

Seven Dreams of Inanna - Historical Romance 

Once there was a great empire that dwelt between the Tigris and the Euphrates Rivers:  the Empire of the Sumerians.  One of the greatest cities of Sumer was Ur, near modern-day Basra, Iraq.  Sumer flourished in the Fertile Crescent some four millennia ago.  The Kings of Sumer ruled for more than a thousand years, and the people between the rivers developed a lively, intelligent culture that echoes down through the ages.  Among the Sumerian pantheon of gods and goddesses was Inanna, Goddess of Love – who became the prototype for the later Ishtar and Isis, Artemis and Venus.

Seven Dreams of Inanna is a timeless love story in the grand tradition.  It is the tale of Klori, daughter of King Mesan, and her lover, Kesh, heir to the usurped throne of Lagash.  It is a tale of intrigue and danger, of heroism and courage, of adversity and redemption – a story that unwinds amid the sun baked brick buildings and colorful tapestries of ancient Ur, where ziggurats rise to meet the cloudless sky and sharp daggers are forever poised against the unwary.  It is a story that takes place at the dawn of recorded history; and yet, one that still resonates today.  For it is a story that is replayed each generation, and one that will continue for so long as love endures

Griffin T. Garnett

The Sandscrapers - Historical Novel

"Sandscrapers" were the men who crewed the little known and unheralded LSMs (Landing Ships - Medium) in World War II.  These were the ships that delivered men and materiel to the beaches under fire throughout the South Pacific island hopping campaign.  The Sandscrapers chronicles the lives of the brave crewmen who repeatedly sailed their boxlike craft under the guns of Japanese shore batteries, and celebrates the sacrifices of those who gave "their last full measure of devotion" to the cause of freedom. 

Napoleon's Wolf - Historical Fiction - Alternate History - Napoleonic Wars

John T. Moriarty                  

One Square Mile of Mayhem - Historical Novel 

John T. Moriarty's One Square Mile of Mayhem is the first work of fiction in a series of four books about the adventures of Tim Mahony, a teenage Irish boy facing the dilemma of growing up in a racially torn Catholic parish in Cleveland, Ohio.  The book is 97% based on true events that took place in the 1950s.

Tim Mahony's parents migrated from County Kerry, Ireland to Glenville, one of the neighborhoods on the east side of Cleveland, where they bought a delicatessen and worked hard to make a new life for themselves.  Over time, their little shop became a hangout for an undisciplined gang of white teenagers who were then fighting three other gangs: African Americans from the nearby neighborhood of Glenville, other Caucasians from East Cleveland, and Italian Americans from Murray Hill.  Chaos and mayhem ruled the daily lives of these young teenagers.  The violent sociological and racial metamorphosis that plagued the East Side came to a head when a gang member was murdered at the Annual Parish Bazaar, the one event designed to bring the warring factions together.  The death threatened to transform the ongoing strife into open warfare.  Could some degree of racial harmony be restored despite the tragic death?

Honest John - Historical Novel 

The end of Camelot actually had its beginning at the climax of the world’s greatest challenge to its existence — the Cuban Missile Crisis.

The cover-up of the conspiracy to destroy the planet perpetuated a scheme by the framers to rid the guilty parties involved in the plan, as well as inspire the assassination of a President and overthrow the regime in power.

Thin Ice - Historical Novel 

Murder and gang violence follow young Amish skater, Sarah Yoder and her Russian Partner, Alexander Gustov, through a series of skating competitions leading to the 1968 Olympics in Grenoble, France.

Amidst political corruption from the Eastern Bloc in the final scoring, Sarah struggles to keep her true identity secret from the world in her quest to win …

Streets of Gold - Historical Novel 

A  2oth Century saga depicting an Irish man and woman’s struggle to overcome adversity in  their quest for prosperity in the New World.

Sister Mommy - Historical Novel 

A crisis develops for Tim Mahony when he finds himself embroiled in mayhem and mystery with the clergy in an attempt to uncover the secret of his family’s lost legacy

Angela's Valor - Historical Novel 

The race is on across the heartland as two subversive groups vie to assassinate the Mahonys.  Luckily, their plans do not take into account Angela's intelligence and courage.

Arthur Rhodes

Return of the Rising Sun - Alternate History - World War II     

The year is 1964. The Second Battle of Guadalcanal rages in the South Pacific as the United States makes a bold attempt to free ten thousand Allied prisoners who have been languishing in Japanese prisoner-of-war camps since the disastrous defeat of 1950. Surely a modern navy, equipped with giant aircraft carriers and flying the latest jets, will prove more than a match for the undefeated Japanese Imperial Fleet.

It is a time of change. Germany has finally been defeated after decades of war. The Russians are expanding into Eastern Europe while the Japanese Secret Police wage a relentless unconventional war against America from the Pacific to Central America. Drug dealers are among their most lethal weapons ...
Return of the Rising Sun is the second book in Arthur Rhodes’ Alternative History of the Second World War.

 Come read how things might have gone differently.

The Last Reich - Alternate History - World War II     

The Red Menace - Alternate History - Korean War   

The Derby Day Murder Mystery - Alternate History - Vietnam War    

The murder of the most famous child  in  America triggers an official response.  The  President  sends the FBI’s most famous team to  investigate. Unique in  style, they are as ruthless as the criminals they pursue.

The murder investigation takes place against the backdrop of the Vietnam War.

Invasion England 1917 - Alternate History - World War I    

A timeless mystery. The home fleet is destroyed at Scapa Flow, Scotland.   The Germans are poised to invade England, and evidence points to one of the five most important men in England as a traitor.

Invasion America 1918 - Alternate History - World War I   

INVASION! In late 1918, World War I is still raging in Europe and shows no sign of ending. Germany’s invasion of England the previous year has been repulsed, and the Kaiser seeks to open a new front in the hostilities. He finds that front in the Pacific, where he convinces his Japanese allies to attack the United States’ outpost at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Simultaneously, twenty-five thousand Japanese and German troops invade the Continental United States at Seattle, Washington.

Hitler's Spy - Alternate History

On May 27, 1942, a British-trained team of Czech partisans assassinated SS-Gruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich, the Butcher of Prague. On news of his death, Adolf Hitler ordered the village of Lidece burned and all males over the age of 16 killed in reprisal for the assassination. Decades later, a squad of U.S. Army Rangers are ambushed in Central America and killed because of the mysterious American who was Hitler’s Spy.

The two sets of deaths are related. 

The Swiss Pikemen - Alternate History - Europe   

The Swiss Pikemen is the alternate history of the actual invasion of Switzerland by the Austrians in the year 1386. 

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