Tag: historical fiction
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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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Book Review & Tour: An Art Lover’s Guide to Paris and Murder by Dianne Freeman
Passion radiates from the wilds of Wyoming in Misty M. Beller’s thrilling tale. “Faith Collins embarks on a perilous journey masquerading as a man, seeking the Peigan Blackfoot woman who once saved her father.” Alongside her, “Grant Allen searches for his lost brother,” as their quests intertwine in a gripping story of loyalty and love.
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Book Review: Lies That Bleed by Leia Stone
This enchanting romantasy series, led by a fierce young protagonist training to become the next Empress of Amerisea, is a thrilling blend of magic, rivalry, and unexpected alliances. With a captivating storyline and simmering romance, Leia Stone’s “Lies That Bleed” promises an exhilarating journey. Join Aisling on her perilous adventure and immerse yourself in this…
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Book Review: Murder at Mistlethwaite Manor by A.J. Skelly
This historical fiction murder mystery, set in the Victorian era, brings together a diverse group of characters at Mistlethwaite Manor for a Christmas party with a $10,000 prize. Secrets are exposed, a love triangle adds tension, and a murder takes place, setting the scene for a thrilling whodunit. A.J. Skelly expertly weaves chaos and suspense…
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Book Review & Tour: Rocky Mountain Journey by Misty M. Beller
Passion radiates from the wilds of Wyoming in Misty M. Beller’s thrilling tale. “Faith Collins embarks on a perilous journey masquerading as a man, seeking the Peigan Blackfoot woman who once saved her father.” Alongside her, “Grant Allen searches for his lost brother,” as their quests intertwine in a gripping story of loyalty and love.
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Book Review & Tour: Born of Gilded Mountains by Amanda Dykes
Get ready to be swept away to the captivating small town of Mercy Peak, Colorado in the 1940s. “Born of Gilded Mountains” is an immersive tale of friendship, small town dynamics, and a mysterious treasure, all woven together with heartfelt emotion. Amanda Dykes beautifully captures the healing power of friendship and the enduring spirit of…
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First Lines Friday | 6/14/24
First Lines Fridays by Wandering Words is a thrilling way for book lovers to discover new reads. This week’s spotlight is on “Born of Gilded Mountains,” a mesmerizing tale of Mercy Windsor’s search for a fresh start in a forgotten Colorado town. Amidst intrigue and history, the story weaves courage, friendship, and hope. What a…
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