Tags : “historical fiction”

Across The Endless River is a wonderful and captivating novel account of the life of Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau.

Review in Books — by Fran Parker — on Oct 28, 2009

Interesting, complex characters work together to expose and fight unspeakable evil.

Review in Books — by Violet Nesdoly — on Sep 07, 2009

Young readers can join Makir as he lives through the division of languages at the tower of Babel.

Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Sep 01, 2009

A gothic mystery for those who love books and reading.

Review in Books — by Nancy Fontaine — on Aug 15, 2009

When, by a twist of fate, Catherine de Medici becomes Queen of France, she will do anything to protect her children and the crown... anything.

Review in Books — by Amanda — on Aug 11, 2009

In a novel full of intrigue and passionate, powerful female characters, Gregory proves once again she is the queen of royal fiction.

Review in Books — by Amanda — on Aug 06, 2009

Higley kicks-off her voyage through the Seven Wonders of the World with a desperate search for freedom in Greece.

Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Jul 09, 2009

“Though Scottsboro is alive with moral issues, I hope readers will get lost in a thrilling story. And I trust the horror... will encourage compassion...”

Interview in Books — by Wisteria Leigh — on Jul 03, 2009

Revolution, intrigue, and imperial splendor collide in this historical novel set in the days of the Second Mexican Empire.

Review in Books — by Karl Wolff — on Jun 28, 2009

Scottsboro is a hypnotic and haunting novel destined to become a classic.

Review in Books — by Wisteria Leigh — on Jun 15, 2009