Title: Swallowing the Muskellunge (Mischief Makers #1) Author: Lawrence P. O’Brien Genres: Historical fiction Swallowing the Muskellunge by Lawrence P. O’Brien is the first novel in the Mischief Makers series and follows the journey of several families around the year 1800 from Massachusetts to Canada, near Montreal, during the winter.
Title: A Red Silk Thread Author: Kenneth Kunkel Genre: Historical Romance When fourteen-year-old Huang Hua was gifted to the Chinese Imperial Court, she was happy to leave her small village behind. Ten years later, Hua, now a Princess and a member of the Han Dynasty, realizes she has swapped one life of oppression… Read More A Red Silk Thread – Editorial Review
Title: A Place Called the Way Author: Corrine Ardoin Genre: Historical Fiction A Place Called the Way is the third installment in Corrine Ardoin’s Pine Valley series and delves deeper into the story of the people that settled in the fictional town of Pine Valley.
Title: Streets of Tears Author: Larry J. Hilton Genre: Historical Fiction Streets of Tears explores a family as they navigate life, love, and death in the face of depression, genocide, and war. From The Great War, the Roaring 20s, the rise of Nazism, World War II, and Hitler’s death, Streets of Tears uniquely… Read More Streets of Tears – Editorial Review
Title: Starmen Author: Francis Hamit Genre: Historical Fiction Harry McLean and James Frazer live completely different lives when they cross paths in 1875. McLean is a detective for the Pinkerton Detective Agency working in El Paso, Texas and Frazer is a British citizen and student who studies cultures and customs.
Title: The Price of Loyalty: Serving Adela of Blois Author: Malve von Hassell Genre: Historical Fiction When a twist of fate takes seven-year-old Cerdic away from England and into the service of William the Conqueror in France, his friendship with the King’s daughter, Adela, eases his homesickness.
Title: Crystal Cove Author: Sally Suen Genre: Historical Fiction / Women’s Fiction / Romance In Crystal Cove, Sally Suen shares what life was like and how the world was changing in rural China and Hong Kong in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Against this background, the reader follows the life of Lili… Read More Crystal Cove – Editorial Review
Title: Amelia’s Gold: A Story of Romance, Ruin, Resolve and Redemption in the American Civil War Author: James D. Snyder Genre: Historical Fiction / Women’s Fiction This thoughtful novel shows how one women responds to the challenges and difficulties of the very end of the American Civil War, blossoming into a complex,… Read More Amelia’s Gold – Editorial Review
Title: Shadow Song Author: Anita Morrish Genre: Historical fiction Shadow Song by Anita Morrish is set against the backdrop of World War II-ravaged Rome, Italy. The story follows the lives of a young art student, Francesca, who works at an opera house and a young doctor who’s just returned from the war, Carlo.… Read More Shadow Song – Editorial Review
Title: Flow Like a River Author: Mark Guillerman Genre: Historical Fiction / Action Adventure Flow Like A River is a historical fiction adventure story that draws the reader in from the first page to the last. It opens many years before white settlers landed in west Texas, with a great Chanas chief sitting… Read More Flow Like a River – Editorial Review
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