Combining history with the modern day and stirring in some paranormal activity and romance to boot, this book will keep your attention until the last page. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Little Shop of Found Things
A strong and powerful female protagonist combined with the post-Civil War tensions and the rise of the Buffalo Soldiers makes for an epic and enlightening read. … Continue reading[REVIEW] Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen
A nuanced and page-turning story about a time period within America’s history that’s rarely discussed. … Continue reading[REVIEW] Between Earth and Sky
A crazy, topsy-turvy mystery set in 1930’s London that’s lots of fun and keeps you on your toes. … Continue reading[REVIEW] Gallows Court
A well-written tale of the horror and hope that surrounded the spread of The Black Plague in England in the 1300s. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Last Hours
A good historical fiction tale. Nothing particularly special or unique about it, but not terrible either. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The King’s Witch
This Advance Reader Copy of the book is courtesy of NetGalley and the book’s publishers. I am not receiving any financial or additional benefit from either group for posting this … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Fisherman’s Daughter
With an utterly selfish protagonist and overly graphic descriptions of the horror of WWII, this book is one to avoid. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Taster
An unflinching look at Germany’s post-WWII recovery and its impact on three different women’s lives. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Women In The Castle
Beautifully written historical fiction that will transport you. … Continue reading[REVIEW] The Room on Rue Amélie