Milford House Press is our primary fiction imprint, including historical, murder mysteries, and psychological and spy thrillers.
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Jack Adler
The Rage of Kaliby Jack Adler A DERRY GREENE THRILLER Derry Gre...by Jack Adler A DERRY GREENE THRILLER Derry Greene is on the road again, investigating the arrest of one of Tramerica’s tour guides in India. He goes to ameliorate the company’s image when the guid... -
Robert Walton
The Mask of Minosby Robert Walton What would make a retired, in...by Robert Walton What would make a retired, independently wealthy archaeologist want to leave the comforts of his retreat in Costa Rica, join forces with an accountant from the Bureau of Audits an... -
Ricky Bruce
Sucked Into Cyberspaceby Ricky BruceWhen he learns that his father ha...by Ricky BruceWhen he learns that his father has disappeared from Caldecott Preparatory (aka CPU), one of the most prestigious computer and technology schools in the country, eleven-year-old Ty Han... -
Jack Adler
Irish Springby Jack Adler A DERRY GREENE THRILLER Irish Spr...by Jack Adler A DERRY GREENE THRILLER Irish Spring is a contemporary action/adventure novel in which a new terrorist group–the Council For Restored Nations-seeks to forcibly revise international bo... -
Nancy Williams
Rabid Philanderers, Inc.Mark Ohlnick believes he is living the quintess...Mark Ohlnick believes he is living the quintessential American dream: dog in the yard, cushy office job, a beautiful wife, and a great group of friends. Until Stan, Mark’s neighbor, makes him quest... -
Wade Fowler
The Honey Trapby Wade Fowler A Rev Polk Mystery Investigative...by Wade Fowler A Rev Polk Mystery Investigative reporter Revere Polk of the Daily Telegraph is stunned when Pennsylvania Governor Casey Lawrence, a liberal Democrat, suddenly reverses course and de... -
Joe Harvey
From Blue Groundby Joe Harvey It's the eve of Independence Day ...by Joe Harvey It's the eve of Independence Day 1876, and Patrick and Sissy are running for their lives. Their only hope lies in unlocking the mystery of a stone that emerged From Blue Ground. Set ... -
Ted Brusaw
Perilous Journeyby Ted Brusaw The Two Faces of Benedict Arnold ...by Ted Brusaw The Two Faces of Benedict Arnold Few Americans are as controversial as Benedict Arnold, whose name is synonymous with treachery and treason. Arnold was one of the heroes of Fort Tico... -
John B Kachuba
The Savage Apostleby John Kachuba In 1675, when the body of Chris...by John Kachuba In 1675, when the body of Christian Indian John Sassamon is dragged up from beneath the ice of Assowampsett Pond, speculation is rife as to who murdered the man. Sassamon was a man ... -
William E Lemanski
Murder in Tuxedo Parkby William E LemanskiThe wealthy, gated communi...by William E LemanskiThe wealthy, gated community of Tuxedo Park, in upstate New York, has been home to many of America’s financial titans and social luminaries for over one hundred years. However,... -
James Craig Atchison
Blue Lines Up In Armsby James Craig Atchison Monica was at wits end....by James Craig Atchison Monica was at wits end. “Damn you, Ray Beck, you’re an auxiliary policeman. You can only do crowd control! Put the gun down!” Sent down nine-year National Hockey League vete... -
Marie Sontag
The Alabaster Jarby Marie Sontag Sam held up the lamp and studie...by Marie Sontag Sam held up the lamp and studied the room’s walls. Hieroglyphs of prayers, painted pictures of the gods, and elaborate stone torch sconces adorned the area. There has to be more to...
