Historical Fiction Books

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

In Heart of a Warrior, we meet Christina and Towan who came from different worlds at a time when the two worlds wanted nothing to do with the other. Angela K. Crouch pens a masterful tale of what happens when the two worlds collide. My Review of Heart of a Warrior When Christina set out

What are God’s plans for your life? Do His plans match yours? That seemed to have been one of the themes in Vying for the Viscount by Kristi Ann Hunter.

Linore Rose Burkard has written a new Regency–Miss Tavistock’s Mistake–which is the first book in The Brides of Mayfair series.     My Review of Miss Tavistock’s Mistake Margaret Tavistock has been engaged to her cousin Gabriel since she was a girl. It was the wish of both their parents. But Gabriel is the second

Stories That Bind Us by Susie Finkbeiner is the story of Betty Sweet and the events that happen to her in the present and in the past.   My Review of Stories That Bind Us Shortly, after her husband’s death, Betty is reunited with her estranged sister Clara and becomes the guardian for her five-year-old