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Category: Historical Fiction
A Small Compass by Cinda Gault (Book Review #1886)
Cinda Gault’s “A Small Compass” is a sweeping historical novel set in the early 19th century, chronicling the intertwined lives of two formidable women, Isobel Gunn and Marie-Anne Gaboury, as they navigate the challenges of identity, love, and survival in the fur-trading frontiers of… Continue Reading “A Small Compass by Cinda Gault (Book Review #1886)”
A Remarkable Stillness by Jonathan Rush (Book Review #1879)
Jonathan Rush’s “A Remarkable Stillness” is a poignant and elegantly crafted historical novel that transports readers to the heart of wartime London through the life of Winfred Marshall, a gifted young Australian pianist. Set against the backdrop of World War II, Rush intertwines the… Continue Reading “A Remarkable Stillness by Jonathan Rush (Book Review #1879)”
Tayvie’s Story by Mim Eichmann (Book Review #1878)
Mim Eichmann’s “Tayvie’s Story” is an emotionally charged and historically rich narrative that captures the tumultuous life of Tayvie Jackson, a young biracial jazz singer navigating the complexities of race, politics, and survival during the 1930s and ’40s. Set against the backdrop of the… Continue Reading “Tayvie’s Story by Mim Eichmann (Book Review #1878)”
Yesteryear by Stephen G. Eoannou: A Magical Tale of Creativity and Destiny (Book Review #1846)
In “Yesteryear,” Stephen G. Eoannou crafts a captivating narrative that pays homage to the golden age of radio and the imaginative spark behind some of America’s most iconic characters. Drawing inspiration from the likes of W.P. Kinsella’s “Shoeless Joe,” Bernard Malamud’s “The Natural,” and… Continue Reading “Yesteryear by Stephen G. Eoannou: A Magical Tale of Creativity and Destiny (Book Review #1846)”
The Sands Shall Witness by Walter Hurst Williamson (Book Review #1838)
Walter Hurst Williamson’s “The Sands Shall Witness” stands out as a compelling narrative set against the backdrop of the first genocide of the 20th century. It presents a moving story of love, resilience, and survival amidst the horrors of colonialism and genocide in German… Continue Reading “The Sands Shall Witness by Walter Hurst Williamson (Book Review #1838)”
“The Shade Between Shadows” by E. C. Hibbs (Book Review #1821)
“The Shade Between Shadows” by E. C. Hibbs is an enthralling gothic tale that transports readers to the heart of 1838 England, a time of royal ascension and societal divides, interwoven with the mystical allure of Nightland. This novel stands out not just for… Continue Reading ““The Shade Between Shadows” by E. C. Hibbs (Book Review #1821)”
In the Shadows of Castles by G K Holloway (Book Review #1814)
“In the Shadows of Castles” by G.K. Holloway is a compelling and intricately woven narrative that delves deep into the aftermath of the Norman Conquest of England, exploring the seismic shifts in the social and political landscape through the eyes of those who lived… Continue Reading “In the Shadows of Castles by G K Holloway (Book Review #1814)”
Scorpius by Monty Ryan (Book Review #1807)
“Scorpius” by Monty Ryan is an enthralling narrative set against the backdrop of Ancient Rome, a story of resilience, ambition, and the thirst for freedom that propels a young slave from the confines of servitude to the pinnacle of chariot racing glory. Through the… Continue Reading “Scorpius by Monty Ryan (Book Review #1807)”
SEVEN TREASURES by Paul Harmon (Book review #1800)
“Seven Treasures” by Paul Harmon is a richly woven tapestry of love, war, art, and mystery set in the picturesque but hauntingly secretive village of Villemont in the South of France. Harmon masterfully intertwines the present-day art mystery with the harrowing experiences of World… Continue Reading “SEVEN TREASURES by Paul Harmon (Book review #1800)”
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