An End of Troubles (paperback) 9781963452167
Discover stories where diverse characters confront pivotal historical moments, challenging their resilience and sparking transformation.
Step into a world where history and fiction intertwine in An End of Troubles, an anthology brought to you by History Through Fiction. This collection features ten captivating stories, each a winner of our short story contest, showcasing the power of storytelling to illuminate the past.
Mrs. Price by Jeanine Boulay - During the Great Depression, a young wife fakes separation to find work, discovering her artistic voice in a union's musical.
Those Bereaved by Candace Simar - Newly-widowed Verdie Brandt finds healing through an unusual remedy offered by an old doctor woman.
The Dog Star by Harrison Hurst - A foreign merchant confronts his beliefs when he witnesses a horrific rite in pursuit of prosperity.
Water-Babies by Ann Cwiklinkski - A young girl's sorrow over losing a foster baby mirrors America's grief on the brink of World War II.
The Blood Stone of Shiva by A.K. McCutcheon - A former British soldier seeks redemption by returning a cursed diamond to India, facing a vengeful god's wrath.
An End of Troubles by Hilary Coyne - A serving woman at a Scottish castle reflects on her encounter with Mary Queen of Scots, foreshadowing the Queen's fate.
Liberty Coaster by Sierra Kaag - In a Midwestern town during the Great Depression, a fatherless boy and a wayward father confront their grief and learn what it means to persevere.
Beneath Hades’ Halls by Harrison Voss - A soldier in Thebes must choose between avenging his father and preserving his home as Spartans march to reclaim the city.
The Midnight Bells of the Abbey by C.T. Bennet - A medieval princess escapes an arranged marriage to find peace and love in a convent with the woman she adores.
When Things Collapse by Anna Deh - Amidst political collapse, a young woman grapples with violence and loss, seeking a path forward through her pain and anger.
Discover stories where diverse characters confront pivotal historical moments, challenging their resilience and sparking transformation.
Step into a world where history and fiction intertwine in An End of Troubles, an anthology brought to you by History Through Fiction. This collection features ten captivating stories, each a winner of our short story contest, showcasing the power of storytelling to illuminate the past.
Mrs. Price by Jeanine Boulay - During the Great Depression, a young wife fakes separation to find work, discovering her artistic voice in a union's musical.
Those Bereaved by Candace Simar - Newly-widowed Verdie Brandt finds healing through an unusual remedy offered by an old doctor woman.
The Dog Star by Harrison Hurst - A foreign merchant confronts his beliefs when he witnesses a horrific rite in pursuit of prosperity.
Water-Babies by Ann Cwiklinkski - A young girl's sorrow over losing a foster baby mirrors America's grief on the brink of World War II.
The Blood Stone of Shiva by A.K. McCutcheon - A former British soldier seeks redemption by returning a cursed diamond to India, facing a vengeful god's wrath.
An End of Troubles by Hilary Coyne - A serving woman at a Scottish castle reflects on her encounter with Mary Queen of Scots, foreshadowing the Queen's fate.
Liberty Coaster by Sierra Kaag - In a Midwestern town during the Great Depression, a fatherless boy and a wayward father confront their grief and learn what it means to persevere.
Beneath Hades’ Halls by Harrison Voss - A soldier in Thebes must choose between avenging his father and preserving his home as Spartans march to reclaim the city.
The Midnight Bells of the Abbey by C.T. Bennet - A medieval princess escapes an arranged marriage to find peace and love in a convent with the woman she adores.
When Things Collapse by Anna Deh - Amidst political collapse, a young woman grapples with violence and loss, seeking a path forward through her pain and anger.
Discover stories where diverse characters confront pivotal historical moments, challenging their resilience and sparking transformation.
Step into a world where history and fiction intertwine in An End of Troubles, an anthology brought to you by History Through Fiction. This collection features ten captivating stories, each a winner of our short story contest, showcasing the power of storytelling to illuminate the past.
Mrs. Price by Jeanine Boulay - During the Great Depression, a young wife fakes separation to find work, discovering her artistic voice in a union's musical.
Those Bereaved by Candace Simar - Newly-widowed Verdie Brandt finds healing through an unusual remedy offered by an old doctor woman.
The Dog Star by Harrison Hurst - A foreign merchant confronts his beliefs when he witnesses a horrific rite in pursuit of prosperity.
Water-Babies by Ann Cwiklinkski - A young girl's sorrow over losing a foster baby mirrors America's grief on the brink of World War II.
The Blood Stone of Shiva by A.K. McCutcheon - A former British soldier seeks redemption by returning a cursed diamond to India, facing a vengeful god's wrath.
An End of Troubles by Hilary Coyne - A serving woman at a Scottish castle reflects on her encounter with Mary Queen of Scots, foreshadowing the Queen's fate.
Liberty Coaster by Sierra Kaag - In a Midwestern town during the Great Depression, a fatherless boy and a wayward father confront their grief and learn what it means to persevere.
Beneath Hades’ Halls by Harrison Voss - A soldier in Thebes must choose between avenging his father and preserving his home as Spartans march to reclaim the city.
The Midnight Bells of the Abbey by C.T. Bennet - A medieval princess escapes an arranged marriage to find peace and love in a convent with the woman she adores.
When Things Collapse by Anna Deh - Amidst political collapse, a young woman grapples with violence and loss, seeking a path forward through her pain and anger.