Charles Green

Proven in Blood is an action-packed historical novel about a WWII military unit made up entirely of Japanese Americans and Hawaiians. The story follows Daniel Tanaka, a student at UC Berkeley and baseball star in 1941 who is sent, along with his

One Tragic June is a heart-rending historical novel loosely inspired by letters and stories from author Jean Pugh Shipman and her family. Set in Reading, Pennsylvania, in the early 1940s during WWII, it follows June, a teenage girl in the Plain Folk

Guess What? I Love You is a heartfelt, poignant memoir of a gay man’s all-too-brief but passionate relationship with the love of his life. Mike Maimone, a musician and songwriter, meets public relations expert Howard Bragman on a dating app. After

Fallout of War is an enthralling military novel drawn from current events. The first in a trilogy, it follows U.S. Navy officer James Fairbanks in Ukraine as military attaché to the U.S. embassy. Having befriended Ukrainian military personnel,

In Christopher Selna’s novel, a lone journalist bears witness to a nightmarish confession by a biotech oligarch with nefarious aims. The novel is set in a bleak dystopian future, characterized by an omnipresent and powerful church, a corrupt

Author Bill Boushka’s Do Ask, Do Tell blends memoir, history, and political philosophy into one narrative In his introductory pages, Boushka discusses his concerns about overreliance on government for personal fulfillment and other issues. He then

Monsterland Below is an action-packed YA fantasy novel paying homage to classic monsters in a post-apocalyptic setting. The third in a series, it follows teenagers Howard and Wyatt as they head to Los Angeles after the destruction of Cooper Valley,

A Chosen Journey is a Christian spiritual novel aimed at those in abusive relationships or suffering from addiction and written to inspire such readers to escape their situations and heal. The story is written through “automatic writing.” As the

LoveVortex and the Drakor’s Curse is a historical fantasy novel, first in a series, that addresses philosophical questions. In the 1750’s, British Captain Julius Hawthorne sails with his crew and teenage son Peter to the Andaman Islands to establish

Dog’s Don’t Cry, part of John F. Andrews’ Novels of the Great War series, is an inventively told historical novel set in WWI France. The story follows teen siblings Genevieve and Marcel and their dog Abby as they evacuate their village during the

An American Nurse in Paris is an exciting historical novel set in WWI France. In this story, journalist Alice Simmons attempts to break into the all-male world of war correspondents but faces challenging obstacles. The story begins in American

Fraud, Murder & Mayhem is an ambitious mystery involving drug smuggling, insurance fraud, and hidden treasure. After Chester and Arnie buy an abandoned van to fix and sell, an unscrupulous attorney offers them an exorbitant sum for it, which they

The Supersonic Phallus is a short, entertaining novel about reporters investigating flying saucers, with a queer twist. Set in 1947 small-town Colorado, north of the alleged Roswell, New Mexico, UFO crash site, it follows young reporter Sam as he

This entertaining, thoughtful middle-grade book proposes that “a person must treat others with respect” no matter their differences. Eager to play, a crocodile named Sandbank grabs Sarita, a human villager, and pulls her into the Sillibilli River.