Can a girl come from nothing and rise to the heart of the Tudor court? Ten-year-old Bess possesses a glorious voice, but in a world of poverty and hardship, singing is nothing more than a frivolous luxury. When her father sells her to the king of England, she leaves behind everything she’s ever known and enters a world of opulence and music. Bess flourishes at court, building a new family and becoming the king's favorite minstrel, his "Songbird." As she comes of age, she witnesses firsthand the fragility of life in a world where every corner holds a secret and every smile could mask betrayal. Even the king isn't safe. When Bess becomes entangled with a young Anne Boleyn, she is drawn into a world beyond the confines of her position. She craves freedom, love, and the chance to be her own person. But is she strong enough to break free from the gilded cage she's built for herself, when a single wrong note could cost her everything? Through all the turbulence of life at court, there is one constant: Tom, her childhood friend and confidant. Their bond is a reminder of a simpler time before the complications of growing up and falling in love. If you've ever dreamed of stepping back in time and experiencing the intrigue and drama of Henry VIII's court, then this immersive historical novel is for you. Buy Songbird today and embark on a journey you'll never forget!

Sometimes, the deadliest enemy lies within. It is 1942, and war is raging in Europe. Monika Ritter is in New York with her husband, Michael. Haunted by memories of her childhood in Germany and her father’s death at the hands of the Nazis, she longs to do her bit against Hitler’s rampaging armies. When Michael joins the new Army Air Force as a bomber pilot, Monika takes advantage of an invitation she receives to join the OSS, a fledgling group of spies with the mission to turn the war by gathering the most vital asset of all—information. As Michael begins to fly missions in B-24 bombers over Europe, Monika attends a top-secret training camp in the Maryland forest. After graduating, she is sent on a mission to infiltrate a clandestine ring of Nazi saboteurs dispatched from Germany to attack the American war machine on home soil. Soon, she will uncover a plot that could shift the entire momentum of the war in the Nazis’ favor. Racing against time and a dangerous adversary, Monika will have to foil a deadly plan that could change the face of the war forever. THE GERMAN GIRL is the first novel in a new series by the #1 Amazon bestselling author of WHITE ROSE, BLACK FOREST, and THE MAUREEN RITTER SERIES. Download it and discover Eoin Dempsey’s books today.

‘Filled with tension and family secrets . . . If you’re looking for outstanding historical fiction, you must read this book! I highly recommend.’ Gosia Nealon, award-winning author of Her Secret Resistance ‘The most compelling, evocative, heart-wrenching book I have ever read .’ Reader review A woman searching for somewhere to belong. A child rescued from the rubble of a ruined island. A secret buried in the heart of Kefalonia. Greece, 1953. When a catastrophic earthquake reduces the beautiful island of Kefalonia to ruins, Cassia Makris risks everything to save a young girl buried beneath the rubble that was once her home. In that moment, Cassia makes a life-changing decision that will bind their fates forever but force her to carry a devastating secret . . . Wales, 1973. Eléni Davies has always felt there was something unspoken in her past — a silence at the heart of her childhood. When she discovers a hidden journal among her mother’s belongings, it unravels an untold story of love and loss on a faraway island. Drawn to the place where her story really began, Eléni travels to the now-rebuilt Kefalonia. Among the lemon groves and sun-bleached chapels, she begins retracing her mother’s footsteps to piece together a story that was never meant to be told. But in doing so, Eléni must decide whether some secrets are better left buried — or whether confronting them is the only way to finally heal. This unforgettable dual-timeline historical page-turner will sweep you away to the olive groves and sapphire-blue seas of a sun-kissed Greek island. Perfect for fans of Fiona Valpy, Dinah Jefferies, Victoria Hislop, Santa Montefiore or Karen Swan. Praise for Jan Baynham: 'Intriguing and heartwarming dual-time story with a wonderful sense of place and main characters to root for.' Anita Chapman, bestselling author of The Venice Secret ‘I didn’t want this story to end . . . This is my first Jan Baynham book, but it won’t be my last.’ Veronica Leigh, author of The Keeper of Lost Daughters ‘If you enjoy Victoria Hislop, then give this one a go .’ ????? ‘You absolutely MUST read this story for the history, to fall in love with the characters, to enjoy the beautiful locations, to realise that humanity will repair itself no matter how deep the wounds.’ ????? ‘Captivating and emotional . . . A top, top must-read .’ ????? ‘This breathtaking historical fiction novel is something readers will enjoy if you are looking for a story about healing, moving on, and reconnecting with family.’ ????? ‘A moving story filled with secrets and what they can do to a family . . . A terrific read ! ????? ‘ Powerful and very emotional .’ ????? ‘One of those books you don't want to end!’ ????? ‘The author's skilful storytelling effortlessly evokes a brilliant sense of time and place, bringing the contrasting settings alive with vivid detail.’ ????? ‘One of the best sagas I’ve read in a very long time .’ ????? ‘Kept you turning the pages as you read about secrets being revealed and the impact they have to a family.’ ????? ‘The characters were vibrant and relatable, the writing was engaging, and the story had just the right balance of heart and humour .’ ????? ‘So meticulously researched and recreated I could have been there.’ ????

For readers who like historical fiction with a bit of a love story. This is a stand-alone book. 1904-Tethered to Earth, Sabina Rys is consumed with longing. Throughout her life, she has looked to the sky, envying the birds their freedom and their opportunity to be soaring above. Although performing as an aerialist in vaudeville is thrilling, she yearns for something more. Then tragedy strikes, and she is forced into burlesque. Thrown into a world of predators and reprobates, it takes years to escape, but once she breaks free, she can pursue her dream to be an aviator of lighter-than-air machines. When an ambitious, charismatic man named Julian Bach sees Sabina’s talent, he offers her a job flying Allied agents across enemy lines in WWI. It is perilous and terrifying work, and equally grueling is smothering her growing attraction to him. But Julian is not interested. And does it even matter? She may not live beyond tomorrow anyway. Join Sabina Rys as she pursues her dreams and Amanda Hughes as she sweeps you up into the gripping tempest of Soaring Above .