James W. George is a lover of history and historical fiction. He is a graduate of Boston University and a military veteran. He is currently residing in Virginia with his wife and children. He published his critically-acclaimed debut novel, "My Father’s Kingdom," in January 2017. The novel, set in 1671 New England, depicted the prelude to King Philip’s War. The Indie View gave it five stars: “This is high historical drama handled wonderfully…a tale that will fully engage you on every level.” "My Father’s Kingdom" is a trilogy, and book two, "The Prophet and the Witch," was published in September 2017. This is an epic novel that spans the entire conflict of King Philip’s War, and includes such notable historical figures as Josiah Winslow, Increase Mather, Metacomet, Benjamin Church, and Mary Rowlandson. The Literary Titan awarded it five stars and a gold medal for October 2017. “Expertly written and instantly engaging from the first few pages…I was captivated...one of the more intellectual of reads." In 2020, he turned his attention to history-inspired fantasy, and published book one of "All the World's Colors." Book one (The Queen of the Blue) immerses readers in this new fantasy series, depicting the epic clash of four remarkable empires. Book three of the "My Father's Kingdom" trilogy was published in Spring 2021. "The Prophet's Reward" transports the reader to 1691 New England. War once again is ravaging the colonies, and witch mania seems to be consuming everyone and everything. He will enthusiastically reply to any questions, comments, insights, or witticisms posted to his Goodreads page.