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Category: Historical Fiction
Amora by Grant J. Hallstrom (Book Review #963)
Amora is a historical fiction with elements of Christian faith embodied in its structure. The story is based on events that actually took place in history. It is detailed and inclusive of historical figures that provide an insight into the Roman period and its… Continue Reading “Amora by Grant J. Hallstrom (Book Review #963)”
Shifting Islands by Greene M. Wills (Book Review #929)
Shifting Islands is a historical fiction about Nikos. The story is set in the 17th century and begins with the Baroness giving birth to twins, boys, and girls. Unfortunately, only one survives, and since Baron was hoping for a boy, an heir to this… Continue Reading “Shifting Islands by Greene M. Wills (Book Review #929)”
The forger and the thief by Kirsten McKenzie (Book Review #928)
The forger and the thief is a historical mystery story about five strangers who, each to their own, are entangled in the forger’s wicked web and have an agenda and a part to play in the story.
The Sky Worshipers by F. M. Deemyad (Book Review #925)
The sky worshipers is a military fiction story setting us back to Genghis Khan, the Mongol leader whose ambition was to take over the world. The story takes you on an honest, historically correct endeavor revealing the life of the conquerors and women’s voice… Continue Reading “The Sky Worshipers by F. M. Deemyad (Book Review #925)”
House of Rougeaux by Jenny Jaeckel (Book Review #927)
House of Rougeaux is a historical fiction focusing on black African and American community. It is intergenerational and filled with decades of troubles and triumphs. The description writing moves you and has your bond with the characters. The story is educational and a representation… Continue Reading “House of Rougeaux by Jenny Jaeckel (Book Review #927)”
Drawing the line: No Ladies in Room A3 by CLARE SCOPES (Book Review #909)
Drawing the line is a historical fiction about Maggie Goodwin. The story is set in 1938, and no ladies are working as animators at Harley Studios, Los Angeles. Maggie wants to prove everyone wrong.
Friendship Estate by Lynda R. Edwards (Book Review #889)
Friendship Estate is a historical Caribbean and Latin American fiction story about two boys, Brixon and Dexter, who have grown up like brothers and were breastfed by the same nurse. Although they are racially different, the power of love and unity, creating a free… Continue Reading “Friendship Estate by Lynda R. Edwards (Book Review #889)”
In a Town Called Paradox by Miriam Murcutt and Richard Starks (Book Review #884)
In a town called Paradox is a fictional story about Corin Dunbar losing her mother and going all the way to Paradox in Utah to live with her Aunt Jessie. The story is set in the 1950s, and Corin hates her life, living with… Continue Reading “In a Town Called Paradox by Miriam Murcutt and Richard Starks (Book Review #884)”
Sadie’s sin by Neil Perry Gordon (book Review #881)
Sadie’s sin was a historical fiction set in 1924. The story begins with Sadie living in Poland and in love with Alexander Kaminski. He is a university professor, and Sadie’s parents do not bless their unity. They instead force Sadie to marry a wealthy… Continue Reading “Sadie’s sin by Neil Perry Gordon (book Review #881)”
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