"Sometimes your positive intentions and hard work can create serendipity," says Karen Kondazian, whose novel, The Whip, shows no sign of losing steam.

The premise is similar to Groundhog Day, in that we meet the main character, Ursula Todd, when she is born on a snowy day in 1910.

The Copperfield Review, an award-winning literary journal for readers and writers of historical fiction, has published more of the best in historical fiction in its Summer 2013 edition.

Meredith Allard, Executive Editor of The Copperfield Review, an award-winning literary journal for readers and writers of historical fiction, is also a creative writing instructor whose historical/paranormal novels have been Amazon Best-Sellers.

Ask author Meredith Allard about her Amazon Best-Selling Loving Husband Trilogy, and she'll tell you how the story of vampire James Wentworth is a lot like that of Clark Kent in Zack Snyder's newly released Man of Steel.

A graphic novel drawn with a raw, honest autobiographical voice.

Bailey's historical novel follows the fortunes of one early American family through a fierce territorial war as hostile powers vie for control of coveted land.

Imajin Books is pleased to announce the release of Rowena Through the Wall, a romantic fantasy by Melodie Campbell that blends contemporary romance with alternate world historical fiction. Ladies, where's your wall?

The Chipping Campden Literature Festival will feature authors such as Helen Dunmore and Justin Cartwright.

In honor of Valentine's Day and the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, historical fiction author Jessica James is giving away a romantic e-book, "From the Heart: Love Stories and Letters of the Civil War".

Lonnie Hicks, in a work of historical fiction, gives an alternative version of the birth of good and evil with the release of his new novel, The Gospel According to Lilith: Book One. This book is likely to stir controversy.

Award-winning historical fiction book Shades of Gray: A Novel of the Civil War in Virginia by Jessica James continues to thrill history fans and romance lovers as it climbs the Amazon charts and tops book lovers' Christmas lists.

Award-winning historical fiction author Jessica James has released the results of an independent Presidential Poll she conducted, calling the results 'very revealing.'

Grossmont Community College English Professor, Jim Musgrave (a.k.a. Efraim Z. Graves), has published a professionally produced audio short story at Sniplits.com a new venue for writers and listeners that has downloadable stories "2 Go," that are DRM-free and ready to download in .mp3 format.

Archaeologist Molly O'Dwyer ventures into war torn Iraq in search of the remains of Jesus. Leading an international expedition, pursued by Iraqi mujahedin and American military intelligence, Molly relentlessly pursues a truth that could destroy her very faith.

ALLBOOKS REVIEWS EDITOR'S CHOICE AWARD FOR 2007 announces the finalist. Winners will be announced in January 2007. Following are the finalist in all genre categories, we wish them all the best and much success with their books.

Alvin Abram, a Toronto author, has won the 2005 BookAdz Award for Best Book with 'An Eye For An Eye'.

This is the second historical fiction by this author who is quickly receiving international acclaim. Based in sixth century Scotland, the novel is a story of love, jealousy, treachery and war but also of faith and a closeness to nature.