New beginnings aren’t easy—but in Juniper Falls, they just might be worth the risk.Wyoming Territory, 1882: The rugged ranching town of Juniper Falls holds both promises and surprises for those willing to brave its untamed landscape. Charlotte McBride, alongside her husband and daughter Matilda, arrives with dreams of running the town’s inn, only to find it reduced to ashes. With their future in jeopardy, the McBrides are taken in by Edith Bennett, the strong-willed owner of the local boarding house—despite the fact they’re set to be her competition.As the inn is rebuilt, Matilda yearns for adventure before returning to her city life back East. But with every new friendship she forges, the wild frontier begins to feel more like home. Meanwhile, schoolteacher Lillian Frye faces a choice between her love for teaching and the pressures from her husband to leave it all behind.In this heartwarming tale of resilience, friendship, and self-discovery, four women learn that sometimes the hardest journeys lead to the places—and people—you were always meant to find.Will these women find the courage to embrace the fresh starts life has handed them—and the love they deserve?In this new historical women’s fiction series from author A.T. Butler, families start anew and communities come together. Perfect for fans of wholesome, feel-good stories with a frontier twist, The Juniper Hotel is the first novel in a series that will leave you eager to return to this close-knit community. Start this heart-warming journey today!

*****2026 PenCraft Book Award Winner in Realistic Fiction*****2025 Firebird Book Award Winner in Holocaust and Friendship Categories*****2025 Readers' Choice Book Award in Adult Fiction*****2025 Literary Global Book Award finalist in Historical Fiction and Cover Design-FictionOutstanding Creator Awards (Fall & Winter 2025)* 1st Place - Jewish Literature* 2nd Place - Historical Fiction* 3rd Place - Multicultural / Multilingual / Bilingual Fiction* 3rd Place - Motivational / Inspirational Books An Epiphany in Lilacs is a novel set in a displaced persons camp outside Hamburg, Germany, following the end of World War II. After liberation in May 1945, Daniel, a 14-year-old Latvian Jew, is treated in a field hospital in the British zone of partitioned Germany. A survivor of various concentration camps, Daniel fights to recover from starvation and disease. Racked by nightmares, a nearly nightly occurrence, Daniel finds sleep almost impossible. Through his love of nature and pre-war memories, Daniel struggles to find comfort. He forms an intriguing bond with an older German gentile, another survivor. Later on, as he joins a theater troupe, Daniel tries to move on with his life, yet is still searching for the whereabouts of his mother and two sisters. The story is loosely inspired by the experiences of the author's father when he was a young Holocaust survivor.

A BRAND NEW historical saga of love, loss and courage from international bestseller Glynis Peters! Must-read for fans of Lizzie Lane, Mandy Robotham and Alice G. May's The Resistance Girls 'Another engaging book from the brilliant Glynis Peters... It immediately sweeps the reader into an absorbing story' Bestselling author Fenella J. Miller ?????One girl’s courage. One deadly secret. One mission that changes everything ??? Inspired by true events during WWII!At sixteen, newly orphaned Lucy LeVine feels lost in war-torn Britain. Living under her stern grandmother’s roof, she longs for escape – and a chance to strike back at the enemy who killed her parents in France. So when a mysterious man offers to smuggle her into occupied territory in exchange for her help, Lucy grasps the dangerous opportunity.Once behind enemy lines, Lucy is placed with French-Canadian resistance fighter Guy Napolin and his determined band of operatives. But nothing in occupied France is simple. Trust is fragile, betrayal is rife, and whispers about her parents’ past follow her at every turn.As Lucy steps deeper into the shadows of resistance work, she must uncover who she truly is – and the secrets her parents died to protect. And soon she and Guy realise her mission is far more perilous, and far more personal, than either imagined.If you loved The Secret Orphan, you need to read The Orphan's Mission, inspired by the incredible bravery of the French-Canadian resistance during WW2.Readers are LOVING The Orphan's Mission:'A beautiful story of friendship and love' ????? Reader review'Can’t recommend it enough... Worthy of more than 5 stars' Reader review ??????????'I couldn't put it down... It kept me on the edge until the very last page' Reader review ?????'So amazing I loved everything about it... It was hard to put it down' Reader review ?????

Penrose and Pyke go together like fire and kerosene in this first-in-series Victorian era mystery.Trouble’s brewing in the Devil’s Half Acre. A death in an alleyway, a tragic accident in a factory, rumours of a murderer loose on the streets. It’s enough to give a genteel lady a fit of the vapours. Fortunately, Grace Penrose isn’t one to swoon at the sight of blood. All she wants is the chance to become the first female doctor in the colony. Instead, she must confront the harsh realities of the city’s most notorious sweatshop.When the police prove reluctant to investigate the deaths, she turns to a constable who is already up to his neck in trouble. Grace Penrose and Constable Charlie Pyke must figure out which deaths are accidents and which are murders, because the next victim might well be one of their own.The Penrose & Pyke Mystery series is set during a remarkable period of social upheaval in 1890s New Zealand. The fight for women’s rights has never been such deadly fun.