Historical Fiction

Beautiful, by Danielle Steel, is finally here. But was it worth the wait? Some of you may question how an author can publish new books so often and still write … Read More

The Duchess: A Novel of Wallis Simpson by Wendy Holden is one of the most surprising historical fiction “reads” that I’ve had in a long time. And I must admit, … Read More

If you’re in the mood for family secrets woven into page-turning historical fiction, then you might want to read The London House by Katherine Reay. This book is set in … Read More

City of Time and Magic is here! And if you’ve been reading Paula Brackston’s “Found Things” series, you probably already know that this highly anticipated book is book four of … Read More

The Last Daughter of York is the latest historical fiction book published by Nicola Cornick. If you’ve been waiting for another one of Nicola Cornick’s books that weave together some … Read More

Flying Angels is the latest book out by Danielle Steel, and if you’re a Danielle Steel fan it’s probably on your list! Is Flying Angels a worthwhile read? Only you … Read More

A 1939 fancy French Riviera house party, a faux murder gone wrong, a lost manuscript, and the enduring power of friendship is all wrapped together in this latest novel by … Read More

The Keeper of Happy Endings is the latest book by Barbara Davis, just published on October 1, 2021. Barbara Davis is a new author for me. I just finished reading … Read More

I just finished The Inheritance by Joann Ross, and here is my review of it. This is the first book that I’ve read by Joann Ross, and this post will … Read More

For me, The Paris Library, by Janet Skeslien Charles, was a special treat that was totally unexpected. Sort of like a surprise birthday or holiday gift that I wasn’t expecting. … Read More