Do you love historical fiction books? Check out these reviews and maybe you’ll find a book for your TBR.
Winning the Gentleman by Kristi Ann Hunter is the story of Aaron and Sophia. My Review of Winning the Gentleman I knew when I read Vying for the Viscount that I wanted to read Aaron’s story. He seemed to have such an interesting history. Aaron is the stable manager for two wealthy noblemen who also …
The Nature of a Lady begins a new series, The Secrets of the Isles, by Roseanna White. Set in the Isles of Scilly, The Nature of a Lady, tells the story of two Elizabeth’s. Lady Elizabeth just wants an escape from the expectations of home so she rents a summer cottage. What she finds instead …
The Paris Dressmaker by Kristy Cambron is a split-time novel that follows the life of two women, Lila and Sandrine, during the German occupation of Paris. My Review of The Paris Dressmaker Lila is a dressmaker and designer with the house of Chanel. When news of the impending war flood Paris, the shop closes and …
Dreams of Savannah by Roseanna M. White weaves an intriguing tale set at the beginning of the War Between the States. My Review of Dreams of Savannah When Phin goes off to war, he does so hoping to come back a hero so he can marry the woman of his dreams. But war is nothing …
The last thing Lady Juliana wants is to get involved with a nobleman, but Sir Colin is different…A Daring Sacrifice by Jody Hedlund is a twist on the traditional Robin Hood.
The new regency by Abigail Wilson, The Vanishing at Loxby Manor begins with a mystery and slowly draws the reader into the story. When Charity returns to Loxby Manor after five years away, things are not as they seem. But then, she’s changed too. She’s not the bold, almost fearless girl who had left five …
All Through the Night by Tara Johnson is a powerful and gripping story…with a nice dash of romance as well. In a time when a slow tongue was equated with a slow brain, Cadence Piper struggled to find purpose and acceptance from the person she needs it most–her father. My Review of All Through the …
The Right Kind of Fool by Sarah Loudin Thomas is the story of Loyal, a hearing-impaired teenager who discovers a dead body and is thrust into the center of a mystery. My Review of The Right Kind of Fool The story drew me in from the first few words. Loyal was told to stay …
In A Distance Too Grand by Regina Scott, Meg travels across the terrain of the Grand Canyon to prove her worth as a photographer. My Review of A Distance Too Grand When Meg’s father dies, she risks everything to fulfill the photography contract he had made with the army. What she did not expect was …
Things We Didn’t Say by Amy Lynn Green is an epistolary novel set in the time period near the end of the second world war. It covers the story of Johanna, her friends, and the tiny town of Ironside that has to deal with a building full of prisoners of wars (POWs). My Review of Things …
