What the Trees Saw is a look at humankind through the eyes of the trees that have always lived amongst us, a species much older and wiser, than ourselves. The book explores our ancestry, what we have become and, perhaps, where we are going.

Told from the perspective of a Norwegian homesteader wife and three of her daughters, this family saga intersects homesteading with the lesser-known history of Norway in World War II and leaves the family with allegiance to two flags.

Historical Fiction. Sequel to the novel Heaven's Daughter.

Hardships, harrowing adventures, poignant moments and beekeeping shape Sarah’s life

This is a heart-rending tale of how four people's lives come to intertwine in Canada's poorest neighborhood. Take two residential school survivors, add two traumatized paramedics and put them together in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. What you get is an insightful and touching portrayal of the tenacity of the human spirit.

A clown's story through decades of American and circus history.

Who's Going to Teach Us is a riveting novel, highlighting four brave men and their decades of adversities with waging war to incorporate African American Studies as a PhD program in higher education during the 1900s, and against all odds.

Soldier and lover overcome classism and terrorism in WW II.

This book is about the life of the Roman general Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, told in the first person. He was the Roman general who defeated the Carthaginian General Hannibal, leading Rome to victory in the second Punic War.

Zavaliv is a magical realism story that is based on true historical events of the 1700s and is rooted in Slavic mythology and culture. Cossacks and Ottomans. Reality and Slavic Pantheon. Life in a small town on the outskirts of the Empire.