Recently I had the opportunity to read an advance review copy (ARC) of author Evie Woods' newest novel,  The Mysterious Bakery on the Ru...

  Historical fiction is my favorite genre, and Tracy Chevalier is among the authors in this genre that I enjoy reading.  Her careful researc...

  In his series, From Peasant to Patriot, DeWayne Landwehr combines the knowledge and research he has found about his ances...

Coming of the Storm: Book One of Contact: The Battle for America begins in the company of an exiled trader and his pack of dogs during thei...

Just when I think I've read my fill of World War II historical fiction,  our book club picks another one for our May meeting.   After re...

I recently picked up and read the last Catherine Cookson novel, The Silent Lady. It met the standards of the previous Cookson novels that I ...

  I love reading historical fiction and time period novels and I also love reading books that are real page turners.  Teri M Brown fits the ...

This historical fiction western begins in 1825, when Richard is a young Boston gentleman attending Harvard. He is a talented and bright stud...

  A couple of weeks ago, Fran was looking for something to watch on Netflix and came upon this Netflix limited series, "All the...

Mrs. Wensley is a proper preacher's wife living in Harlan County, Kentucky in 1931. Life has always been hard in coal country but it bec...

Nora Jennings is a 17 year old in England during the 1930's which is a time of war and a time of mental asylums. While Nora is a privile...

  AI Image In this exciting prequel to Martha Hall Kelly's best-selling Lilac...

  A Girl Named Samson (photo created in AI) I love reading historical fiction, and although I have read lots of books from the World War II ...

  The Tobacco Wives- A Book Review This thought-provoking historical novel takes us to North Carolina in 1946.  We are introduced to a small...