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Homer received the Distinguished Honor Award from the Military Writers Society of America for The Sobs of Autumn’s Violins. |
“Homer, a World War II historian, knows his stuff, but he is also a great storyteller. His amazing novels will appeal to a wide audience on both sides of the gender divide. They are tales you won’t forget.”
— Lou Stanek, author and critic
“[Homer] brings human sensitivity to World War II intrigue.”
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The Sobs of Autumn’s Violins
“A book you’ll waive sleep to finish and then recall its vivid images for days afterwards...Weaving bits of history through a maze of riddles as he peels open layers of character and story establishes Homer as a master plotter—a star among stars…A remarkable feat, utterly fascinating and totally credible.”
— Bonnie Toews, author of Treason and Triumph
“A captivating story of the D-day invasion and all that leads up to it…a must-read for all avid fans of thrillers or World War II novels. This book is destined for greatness!”
–– Bill McDonald, president of Military Writers Society of America
(www.militarywriters.com)
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To Sow The Wind
“Weaves historical fact into spellbinding intrigue and human drama”
— Bonnie Toews, author of The Consummate Traitor
“His book has twists you won't see coming”
–– John Austin, host of The Book Club
“Homer is a gifted story-teller... To Sow the Wind is rich in historical detail and taut with suspense”
–– Midwest Book Review
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Through the Dark Clouds Shining
“...a richly-textured novel, at times edge-of-your-seat exciting, at times deeply moving, always captivating. Those who enjoyed Downton Abbey will surely find Through the Dark Clouds Shining a rare treat.”
— Reviewer's Choice, Midwest Book Review
“One of those stories you wish would not end”
–– Anthony Nagle, author of The Augustus Conspiracy
“A brilliant masterpiece...elevates A.R. Homer to the status of Ken Follett...you are in for a special treat.”
–– Bonnie Toews, author of The Consummate Traitor
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Look Long into the Abyss
“A must-read not only for the historical fiction buff, but for anyone who enjoys a well-told tale…the author’s skill lies not only in how he depicts the larger-than-life heroes and villains – even more memorable are the vivid and often touching portraits of people whose lives the war has upended and to whom our hearts go out…impossible to put down…an irresistible tale!”
— Kelynn Alder, award-winning artist and author
“A masterpiece of historical fiction, once again proving the credentials of Homer as a leading figure in the field…a suspenseful drama of epic proportions filled with page-turning, heart-stopping scenes that make you thirst to pick up where you left off.”
— Nancy Wilkens, author of When Apples Fall
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The Devil’s Alchemists
“Rich in historical detail and taut with suspense, with characters who touch us and make us care…Compelling and believable, and from the first page right up through the thrilling climax and touching ending, it held me in its thrall…a first rate work of historical fiction as well as a great read."
— Midwest Book Review
“Not only is the story powerful, but throw in an element of Greek tragedy, Shakespearian irony, and DeToquevillian historical perspective and you've got the makings for a World War II barn burner.”
— Anthony Nagle, author of Augustus Conspiracy
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The Mirror of Diana
“Writing in clean and elegant prose, A.R. Homer evokes vivid images and breathes life into all his characters…his breathtaking plot twists and relentless suspense hold the reader in thrall.”
— Midwest Book Review
“A magnificent tale told in stunning passion…the haunting characters take center stage, grab your heart, and never let go.”
— Bonnie Toews, author of Treason and Triumph
“An excellent, compelling novel set in an historically-accurate wartime Italy I recall so well…faithfully captures the details of wartime daily life and the images of a beautiful place.”
— Rosario d’Agata, President of Association Dianae Lacus
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