JOURNEY Awards for Narrative Non-Fiction First Place Category Winners 2016
We are pleased to announce the 2016 JOURNEY Awards First Place Category Winners.
The Thinara King by Rebecca Lochlann – Historical Fiction/Fantasy/Mythology
A tale of ancient kingdoms, of love promised and lost, heralded victory and hopeless defeat--a historical novel of Ancient Greece.
ONCE UPON A SCANDAL by Julie LeMense – Regency Romance/Historical Romance
A fresh twisty regency plot, romantic intrigue and closes brushes with clandestine disasters --- a classy and scandalous entertaining read!
Greylock by Paula Cappa – Mystery/Thriller/Paranormal
Greylock | A hauntingly beautiful musically steeped mystery masterpiece conjures an old demon when one composer claims the score as his own.
Spoils of Olympus II: World on Fire by Christian Kachel – Historical Fiction/War & Military/Post-Alexandrian Greece
“A master tactician and student of war, Kachel brings history to life - upfront and personal- an engaging foray into the chaotic aftermath of Alexander the Great.”
Don’t Cry Over Killed Milk: A Damon Lassard Dabblin Detective Mystery by Stephen Kaminski – Cozy Mystery/Amateur Sleuth
Who knew insect infestations could lead to murder? But they do - especially if you're Damon Lassard - amateur sleuth - with plenty of time on his hands to figure it all out. This cozy mystery will have you in stitches!
The Other Side of Life by Andy Kutler – World War II/Civil War, Time Travel
A captivating historical military story that blends genres-crosses through time & space - an intriguing story & well orchestrated action sequences.
Fit to be Dead by Nancy West – Cozy Mystery for clue fans
This author has the keen knack of slyly tucking in clues so that they slip past, then pop up later - a joy for mystery readers!
The Spider and the Stone: A Novel of Scotland’s Black Douglas by Glen Craney – Historical Fiction/Scottish War of Independence
Cinematically enthralling and historically compelling, Glen Craney’s "The Spider and the Stone" is a must read for lovers of James Douglas, the fight for Scottish Independence, Braveheart, or Robert the Bruce.
Thieving Forest by Martha Conway – Women’s Historical Fiction
A tale of self-discovery, personal growth, romance, family ties, loyalty a stunning portrayal set in 1806 Ohio - a gripping tale of survival young women orphaned.