Tag: historical fiction
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Book Review & Tour: Across the Ages by Gabrielle Meyer
Meyer’s book captivates with its emotional depth, intricately weaving together historical romance and time-crossing intrigue. Caroline’s dual life in 1727 and 1927 is both a thrilling adventure and a poignant exploration of love and sacrifice. This series continues to resonate, leaving readers engaged and yearning for more. A true masterpiece!
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Book Review: Haven River Rescue by Christie Williams
In “Haven River Rescue,” Laurie escapes a dangerous mail-order bride situation in 1880s Wyoming, fleeing into a snowstorm. She is rescued by John Newcomb and sheltered at his ranch. As they navigate their growing feelings amidst peril and adversity, they embrace a vision of the home life they desire.
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Book Review: The Lady and the Loyalist by Stephanie McRae
In “The Lady and the Loyalist,” set in the early American colonies, Susan Bailey embarks on a journey with her brother, where she meets the reserved Charles Johnson. Their friendship evolves amidst historical themes such as indentured servitude. The novel captures the charm of colonial life and explores love’s complexities.
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September Reading Wrap-Up
As October begins, the author reflects on a hectic September filled with reading and commitments. They express gratitude for a slower pace and aim to catch up while being more selective with future commitments. The post highlights their top three book picks for September, inviting readers to share their experiences.
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August Reading Wrap-Up
Happy September everyone, I hope your month of August was a good one! I read more in August than in any month so far this year and I’m currently 15 books over my goal for 2024. That in itself makes me pretty happy. I’ve been pretty terrible in the past with keeping up on my…
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First Lines Friday | 8/23/24
First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature by Wandering Words, focusing on the opening lines of books. The author shares excitement about homeschooling their kids and introduces the book “Son of the Siren” by Kristina Elyse Butke. The book follows Lirien, a half-siren, on a quest to save his family from a curse.
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First Lines Friday | 8/16/24
First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature where book lovers share opening lines. The post introduces an Emma Knightley retelling, featuring a murder mystery in Highbury. The book, “Murder in Highbury” by Vanessa Kelly, sees Emma as a Regency England sleuth investigating the murder of Mrs. Augusta Elton. The novel offers a captivating new series…
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Book Review: Witty in Pink by Erica George
“Witty in Pink” is a delightful romance novel set in historical fiction. The story follows Blythe and Briggs, who navigate a love-hate relationship while facing financial struggles. Their witty banter and slow-building attraction make for an engaging read. Author Erica George, known for young adult romances, brings humor and depth to the characters’ journey.
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Book Review: Under a Lightning Sky by Pam Lecky
This gripping historical fiction set in World War II London combines the horrors of war with a compelling murder mystery. Pam Lecky’s detailed storytelling and engaging characters weave a tale of betrayal and deceit, leaving readers captivated. With a bestseller already under her belt, Lecky’s novels are a must-read for fans of historical fiction and…
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Book Review: A Lady by Hannah Honegger
This gripping historical fiction novel, set during the Revolutionary War, follows Mary André, who becomes a spy for the Continental Army. As she navigates danger and romance, her choices impact the outcome of the war and her own life. With vivid details and a passionate narrative, this book brings history to life.
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