Aimie K. Runyan

The Long March Home

Fiction

“The Long March Home is an immersive, deeply human portrait of the horrors of war and loss. The Bataan Death March is a little-known slice of World War II history that Lee and Brotherton depict with a blend of vivid detail and great sensitivity. With compelling characters and vibrant prose, The Long March Home is a must-read for connoisseurs of World War fiction.”

The Mozart Code

Fiction

“Rachel McMillan’s The Mozart Code is two parts romance, one part intrigue, with some of the most lavishly detailed settings seen in historical fiction for quite some time. McMillan’s love of her characters, the irrepressible Sophie Villiers and Simon Barre, as well as for the splendors of Vienna and Prague, shine through on every page. Above all, the love that Simon feels for his Sophie, and she for him, despite all that would keep them apart, kept me hurtling through the pages. The Mozart Code is a smart, luscious romance, a thrilling suspense, and a thunderously good read. McMillan is a rising star in historical fiction.”

The Year of Goodbyes and Hellos

Fiction

“A heartbreaking, truth-telling look at the ravages of cancer on the body and soul. Kelly Irvin's tale will resonate with anyone who has been affected by this terrible disease. Told with compassion and love, The Year of Goodbyes and Hellos is a perfect fit for fans of Tosca Lee, Patty Callahan Henry, and Allison Winn Scotch.”