Novels that entertain and inspire. Step into worlds meticulously researched and stories that stir the soul, from a US Navy veteran and lifelong student of history.
Lillian Brochin is a proud US Navy veteran and a committed Christian whose fiction is rooted in the belief that every generation carries the same quiet questions of courage, love, and grace.
A lifelong history buff with a particular passion for the World War II era and the Medieval period, she writes novels that pair rigorous research with a warm, morally grounded voice.
She lives in Tucson, Arizona with her wonderful husband and one spoiled, sassy cat who supervises every chapter revision with mild disapproval.
A completed flagship mystery, a novel in development, and three future universes in outline. Filter by series to preview the road ahead.
Book I · A Phillip & Anna Mystery · 1950s South Carolina
The premier entry in the Phillip and Anna Mysteries. Meet Anna Gamon, the sharp Italian-American housewife who solves local crimes with her incredible traditional cooking, her quick wit, and an occasionally very Italian tongue.
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A Standalone Novel · World War II · Europe & the Atlantic
A gripping World War II romance and espionage thriller charting operations, faith, and survival under shadow-filled skies. Where devotion and duty collide, love becomes its own kind of resistance.
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Untitled · Medieval Europe
A cloak-and-dagger tale of couriers, monasteries, and shifting allegiances in a world where a whispered prayer travels farther than a blade.
Untitled Series · Sci-Fi Faith Expansion
A speculative saga bending centuries into a single thread of grace, where a traveler carries a quiet gospel from one age into another.
Illustrated Chapter Story · Ages 5 to 9
Beautiful, faith-based storytelling for parents and early readers, told with warmth, wonder, and gentle courage.
A Standalone Novel · 1940s Atlantic Coast
A quiet wartime story of a woman keeping vigil on the coast — of letters delayed, prayers unfinished, and the slow, faithful courage of waiting.
Every manuscript is measured against three quiet promises to the reader. These are the pillars that shape plot, character, and prose.
Primary sources, period-accurate detail, and consulted specialists. Every era, from the Medieval to the 1950s South, is built on evidence before it is dressed in fiction.
Stories that entertain first and inspire quietly. Grace, forgiveness, and courage are structural, never accessory, to the plot.
Anna's kitchen. A wartime cipher clerk. A medieval courier. Every mystery, romance, or thriller begins with a human worth following.
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