Tag: historical fiction
-
Christian Historical Romance Book Review: Gwendolyn’s Groom by Janice Cole Hopkins
Gwendolyn’s Groom by Janice Cole Hopkins is a powerful historical romance that navigates the tumultuous waters of love, faith, and prejudice. Set in the rugged frontier, it tells the heartfelt tale of River and Gwendolyn, two souls from different worlds who must confront societal biases to discover their profound love and belonging.
-
Christian Historical Romance Book Review: Mists Over the Channel Islands by Sarah Sundin
In “Mists Over the Channel Islands,” Sarah Sundin weaves a poignant tale set against the backdrop of WWII’s German occupation of Jersey. Through the lens of Dr. Ivy Picot’s quiet heroism and her complex relationship with Gerrit van der Zee, the novel explores themes of faith, sacrifice, and the courage to choose compassion in perilous…
-
10 Books That Feel Like a Warm Hug
There’s a unique magic in finding books that envelop us like a warm hug, offering comfort and hope. From nostalgic tales of healing to cozy romances, the curated list of 2025’s heartfelt reads embraces the soul. Each story invites you to slow down and feel held, perfect for tender moments of reflection.
-
Historical Heroines Who Find Their Strength
Discover four powerful historical fiction novels featuring women who find their strength through faith, love, and resilience. Perfect for fans of clean historical romance and inspiring heroines.
-
The Curious Inheritance of Blakely House: A Journey of Courage and Innovation
The Curious Inheritance of Blakely House is a captivating historical fiction that follows the brilliant Sydney Forrester on her extraordinary journey. Inheriting a mysterious estate, she confronts self-doubt and fierce rivals while discovering her own strength. Politano weaves a tale of creativity, courage, and the beauty of being uniquely oneself.
-
Heartfelt Revolutionary War Romance: The Hero and the Patriot
The Hero and the Patriot by Stephanie McRae is a compelling Revolutionary War romance that intertwines love, courage, and faith. Set in 1775 Williamsburg, it follows Emmeline and Quillan as they navigate personal and political loyalty amidst the war. This beautifully crafted tale inspires readers by emphasizing the importance of standing for one’s beliefs.
-
Heartfelt Historical Romance: The Recluse’s Vindication Review & Giveaway
In “The Recluse’s Vindication” by Danielle Grandinetti, love and forgiveness intertwine on the haunting shores of Loch Ness. Childhood sweethearts Ben and Eleanor confront their past and navigate the shadows of WWII. This poignant novella, rich in heart and hope, reminds us that love can truly guide us home.
-
Defying Expectations: A Spinster’s Folly Review
Lady Eugenie, a spirited character, defies societal norms with humor and charm in Laura Beers’ “A Spinster’s Folly.” Set in Regency England, her passionate clash with Charles, despite their vows against marriage, ignites a delightful scandal, leading them to confront their true feelings. This whimsical tale celebrates love and independence!
-
First Lines Friday: Uncover Your Next Read
First Lines Fridays, hosted by Wandering Words, invites readers to discover books by their opening lines. Ashley shares her current historical read, “Six Weeks by the Sea” by Paula Byrne, a novel exploring Jane Austen’s life, love, and a summer seaside holiday. The post encourages readers to engage with literature.
-
Women Behind Shakespeare: A Historical Mystery
What if Shakespeare’s genius was secretly three fearless women? The Shakespeare Secret reimagines history with a feminist twist, as a countess, a court musician, and a seamstress risk everything to tell their stories—only to be accused of treason. Bold, atmospheric, and riveting for fans of Hamnet and historical intrigue.
Adventures in Literature 