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Category: historical fiction
Outcast Artist in Bretagne – WWII heartbreak and forbidden love by Diane Scott Lewis (Book Review #1711)
“Outcast Artist in Bretagne – WWII Heartbreak and Forbidden Love” by Diane Scott Lewis is a poignant and compelling historical fiction novel that explores the complexities of love, loyalty, and survival during the tumultuous times of World War II. The story of Norah Cooper,… Continue Reading “Outcast Artist in Bretagne – WWII heartbreak and forbidden love by Diane Scott Lewis (Book Review #1711)”
Mary Not Broken by Deborah L. King (Book Review #1705)
“Mary Not Broken” by Debora L. King is a gripping and emotionally charged novel that delves into the life of a woman facing incredible adversity. Set in the backdrop of 1935 Mississippi, the story follows Mary, a young woman whose life takes numerous tragic… Continue Reading “Mary Not Broken by Deborah L. King (Book Review #1705)”
Vashti’s Daughter by Raven West (Book Review #1700)
“Vashti’s Daughter” by Raven West is an intricate and captivating novel that weaves historical elements with a modern-day narrative, creating a mesmerizing story that challenges traditional perceptions and explores the power of legacy and truth.
The Saintly Imp by Zwahk Muchoney (Book Review #1699)
“The Saintly Imp” by Zwahk Muchoney is a fascinating and unconventional tale that blends elements of fantasy, religion, and historical fiction into a unique and compelling narrative. The story centers around Jarilhil, a diminutive demon from Hell, who seeks respite from his torment by… Continue Reading “The Saintly Imp by Zwahk Muchoney (Book Review #1699)”
Strange and Twisted Things by Holly Payne-Strange (Book Review #1696)
“Strange and Twisted Things” by Holly Payne-Strange is a hauntingly captivating novel that delves into the depths of loneliness, legacy, and the dark corners of the human psyche. This gothic tale, set against the backdrop of a menacing, sentient house, weaves an intricate narrative… Continue Reading “Strange and Twisted Things by Holly Payne-Strange (Book Review #1696)”
SAM TIME By Donna Balon (Book Review #1693)
“Sam Time” by Donna Balon is a refreshing and imaginative historical time-travel fiction that masterfully intertwines the past and the present. The protagonist, Samantha Hunter, is a compelling character whose journey through time is both enchanting and thought-provoking. As she toggles between her modern… Continue Reading “SAM TIME By Donna Balon (Book Review #1693)”
One More Seat at the Round Table: A Novel of Broadway’s Camelot by Susan Dormady Eisenberg (Book Review #1667)
“Love and Limelight: One More Seat at the Round Table – A Theatrical Triumph of Heart and Ambition” Susan Dormady Eisenberg’s enchanting novel, “One More Seat at the Round Table,” offers readers a captivating backstage pass to the tumultuous world of Broadway during the… Continue Reading “One More Seat at the Round Table: A Novel of Broadway’s Camelot by Susan Dormady Eisenberg (Book Review #1667)”
THE BOY IN THE RAIN by Stephanie Cowell (Book Review #1666)
“The Boy in the Rain: A Poignant Tale of Love and Peril in Edwardian England” Stephanie Cowell’s “The Boy in the Rain” immerses readers in the delicate and perilous world of Edwardian England, where love between two men is fraught with danger and societal… Continue Reading “THE BOY IN THE RAIN by Stephanie Cowell (Book Review #1666)”
THE ADORED ONE, a novel of Lillian Lorraine & Florenz Ziegfeld by Susanne Dunlap (Book Review #1665)
“The Adored One: A Captivating Tale of Love, Ambition, and Triumph” In Susanne Dunlap’s “The Adored One,” readers are transported to the dazzling world of early 20th-century New York, where the life of young Lillian Lorraine unfolds against the backdrop of Broadway’s golden age.… Continue Reading “THE ADORED ONE, a novel of Lillian Lorraine & Florenz Ziegfeld by Susanne Dunlap (Book Review #1665)”
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