History

October 6, 2026

A Country of Ash

The mountains caught fire in August. He had already seen the end of the world. Chicago, 1903. On the coldest afternoon of the year, fireman Silas Dunne climbs the marble stairs of the Iroquois Theater and finds a wall of the dead. He carries out one small girl who is still breathing. His own daughter is not among the living. For seven years afterward, Dunne drifts west with no destination but away. He works the wheat harvest in Nebraska. He tends the hoist above the copper mines of Butte
June 20, 2026

An Enchanted Night with the Duke

After years of grief and self-imposed solitude, Aiden Upton, Duke of Kingsmoor, has resigned himself to a quiet existence devoted to his young daughter and the rare orchids that fill his glasshouses. Love is a risk he vowed never to take again — until the arrival of Miss Fleur Barrington unsettles the carefully ordered world he has built around his wounded heart.
May 1, 2025

America’s First Black Navy SEAL, Bill Goines

Bill came from a bygone era when a stellar sense of character mattered far more than any racial background. And history will attest that these types of heroes will always be welcomed by any generation because they take us from passively applauding the lukewarmness of symbolism, to being actively invigorated with a fiery inspiration for true greatness (Bill’s story is destined for the big screen)!
America’s First Black Navy SEAL, Bill Goines
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