by Sue Wright

4.4 stars – 31 reviews

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“Loved it!  ♥ ♥

I am impressed by Wright’s ability to use research to fictionalize a historic event. Well-done!”  (Kareen Hewitt, Reedsy Professional Editor)

Peacemaker’s Dream is an Historical Fiction Adventure that explores a previously undocumented account of the Colonisation of Jamestown through the eyes of a young girl called Pocahontas. This is not however, in any way, related to the Disney version of her story, and reviewers have, without exception, been surprised when the truth is unveiled.

When Invading Strangers arrive, she knows what she must do. With skills beyond her years, she forges a friendship with their leader, John Smith, and peace is achieved.  As she turns into a young woman, things take a turn for the worse.

 Is she strong enough to survive in an emotional desert?

Would loving another betray all that she stands for?

A surprising event changes everything.

The story is totally unbelievable – BUT TRUE.   Pocahontas was not a cartoon – she was a heroine.

by Brandon Charles West

4.6 stars – 121 reviews

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“The world building is superb, the writing is not overly simplistic . . . , the pace is never slow and not so fast as to feel rushed. . . . Dwarfs, magical assassins, light-wielding winged people, talking kick-a$$ animals, evil magical princes, and more.” —Amazon reviewer
Scarlet Hopewell keeps dreaming about a magical world, a world where winged creatures sculpt with light, where dogs talk, and where Scarlet is the guest of honor in an enchanted castle under the roots of a mighty oak tree.
One day her father brings home a stray puppy with eerie blue eyes. Dakota is fun and loving and smart—maybe too smart. And he’s growing a lot too big. News shows start to take an interest, and the Hopewells’ lives keep getting a little stranger.
As the beginning of the school year approaches, ominous storms have everyone on edge, and Scarlet’s dream world is becoming darker and more vivid.
When the front door is blown off its hinges one night by three beautiful, sinister, silver-voiced men, Dakota leads the Hopewells in their escape—right into the world of Scarlet’s dreams.
Scarlet and the Keepers of Light, the first in a five-book epic fantasy series, has enough complexity and character to entertain an adult but is the kind of classic tale that could be read to a child. It’s a story about the power of the word, and the adventure of finding the magic within.

by Duran Torrez

5.0 stars – 9 reviews

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by Charmanie Saquea

4.5 stars – 288 reviews

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Reneice “Neicey” Peake is a hardworking 18 year old that goes to school and works a 9 to 5. Losing her mother at a young age and never knowing who her father was forced her to be raised by her older brother, Ramone. Ramone did the best he could to keep his sister on the straight and narrow but, when he gets locked up, he leaves his sister to fend for herself. Neicey meets Le’Lani and they form an unwavering friendship. However, Neicey’s life changes forever when she is introduced to Mykell, Le’Lani’s older brother. She falls head over heels for Mykell but what she doesn’t know is hecomes with some extra baggage! Will Neicey be able to handle Mykell and all of his drama and be his Official Girl, or will they be forced to go their separate ways in the end?