
Novels
Stories with a point of view.
From contemporary fiction to heartfelt storytelling, our novels are crafted to linger long after the last page. We publish compelling narratives that explore emotion, character, and the moments that shape us—stories meant to be read, shared, and remembered.
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Verity
By Marian Keen
In medieval Europe, a young maiden, Verity, suffers the manipulation of a power-hungry Duchess. Determined to improve her daughter Violet’s status, the Duchess incessantly belittles and insults Verity, wearing away her self-esteem. One by one, the Duchess removes those who provide protection, but she is unaware of Rothko, Verity’s black-feathered guardian who sees everything. Using her black magic, the Duchess seems all-powerful. But she overlooks the strong bond of friendship the two girls share. And Verity has magic of her own, in her integrity, her loving heart, and ultimately her own truth.
Verity, Marian’s first novel, for teens, intertwines Marian’s strong interest in historical fiction and her deep concern at the growing trend in bullying. Not unique to present day society, the abuse of young people spans the centuries, and, as Verity discovers, the values of integrity, loyalty, and supportive communities can make all the difference.
“The story of Verity’s growth … is bewitching and engrossing, and the inclusion of magic and the depth of detail really took this tale beyond a simple fairy tale retelling to a full-blown medieval fantasy.”~Judge, Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book Awards

Jewel of Britannia
By Marian Keen
On the eve of World War I resentment rumbles and anger ignites, setting th stage for the destruction of millions worldwide. But far away, in Britannia Beach, British Columbia, 17-year old Dorie Sanders innocently prepares for her first prom, where she meets and falls for a local miner, Rob Chase. Fate gives them only a few weeks of carefree summer before the Great War separates them as Rob enlists for what he believes will be a short few months of conflict and a sure victory. As the war drags on trials and tragedies at home and abroad test the resolve and optimism of their youth with loneliness and loss. The end of the war brings celebration along with new challenges as Dorie and Rob’s war experiences have changed them in separate ways. Can they and their generation piece their lives back together and forge a better future?