A Treat for C. S. Forester Fans!

C. S. Forester was a prolific writer and explored a wide range of topics for a variety of different magazines. eNet Press has worked diligently to locate and compile as many of these articles and stories as possible. Some of them have not been seen since their original publication. We have gathered them into five volumes by topic.

The first collection is Articles from WW2: Pacific Theater. These stories were originally published in the Saturday Evening Post during the war. They chronicled actual battles against the Japanese in the WWII Pacific theater for a news-hungry country. As a renowned naval storyteller, Forester brings both understanding, substance, and human drama to these stories of men and women fighting to save the world they know. The articles grippingly reveal battles with both the enemy and the sea itself.

Find out more about this fascinating collection.

In our second collection, Articles from WW2: Atlantic Theater, Forester brings his unique eye and skills to engagements in the other major naval theatre of WWII, the Atlantic. Here he chronicles the allies battles with Germany. As a historian and a master story-teller, Forester brings these critical battles to life for his readers at the individual human level and in the larger context of a war that changed the world.

See which battles Forester reveals in Articles from WW2: Atlantic Theater

The three collections in the pipeline: My Look at History, Articles from My Diary, and Swept Up: Previously Uncollected Stories include personal observations, short stories, and Forester's trademark "knowing eye" on naval history, so stay tuned!

History, Romance, Adventure! A New eNet Press Author!

Jan Westcott, born Maryann Josephine Vlachos, was the daughter of a renowned classical historian, and a meticulous historian herself. As a writer she quickly became well-known for her best selling historical novels. All were carefully researched and give vivid, compelling glimpses into different, sometimes turbulent, periods in history.

The Border Lord
Westcott's first book, The Border Lord, was a best-seller that explored the contentious 16th century battles for Scottish Independence. Although fictionalized, the story revolves around a vital period in Scotland's history, and is loosely based on the life of Francis Stewart, the 5th Earl of Bothwell, who went from lord to soldier, to renegade, to outlaw — repeatedly.

The Border Lord makes this interesting and exciting period in Scottish history come alive, and her main character, Francis Hepburn, lives his adventurous life, against this exciting back drop.

Captain for Elizabeth
Set in the Elizabethan era, against the backdrop of England's naval war with Spain, Westcott has crafted a stirring and swashbuckling tale of high seas adventure and romance.

Captain Tom Cavendish leaves England with three ships and finds himself fighting naval battles, wild seas, tropical disease, and even head hunters. Engaging in countless naval battles with Spain's mighty armada, he finally crosses swords with a ravishing Spanish widow who might just be the one woman capable of winning the heart of this philandering adventurer in Captain for Elizabeth.

In all, Westcott wrote eleven books, each revealing a different exciting period in history through the lives and interactions of individual and memorable characters. eNet Press is excited to bring these well loved stories to another generation in another venue. So check out Jan Westcott and all her books as we release them.

Many Best Sellers.

Of our current list of 150 titles, 36 have been on the New York Times list of best sellers. That’s 24%, a remarkable record, particularly as our goal is to publish all of an author's works. A few books for one week, one for 64 weeks, and for 482 weeks all together. So some very good reading and much entertainment can be found at eNet Press. It’ll be worth your time to browse our shelves.

The Walsingham Woman
by Jan Westcott
$7.99 - Historical Romance

The Border Lord
by Jan Westcott
$7.99 - Historical Romance

The Hepburn
by Jan Westcott
$7.99 - Historical Romance

Captain for Elizabeth
by Jan Westcott
$7.99 - Historical Romance

Tomorrow We Reap
by James Street
$7.99 - The Dabney Saga, vol 4

Mingo Dabney
by James Street
$7.99 - The Dabney Saga, vol 5

Articles from WW2 Atlantic Theater
by C.S.Forester
$4.99 - History

Articles from WW2 Pacific Theater
by C.S.Forester
$4.99 - History
 

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