Fifteen authors explore courage across centuries and circumstances in *COURAGE: Tales of History, Mystery and Hope*, a moving historical anthology filled with resilience, sacrifice, and the enduring power of hope. ★★★★★
Discover Heidenröslein: The Little Rose on the Heath by Christopher Whittaker, a historical fiction story of war, brotherhood, class, and survival during the Great War. Read an excerpt and enter the giveaway.
Jennifer Ivy Walker brings the legendary tale of Sigurd and Brynhildr vividly to life in this immersive Viking romance filled with Norse mythology, prophecy, unforgettable characters, and richly researched historical detail.
A mysterious box of letters sends Sammi to Italy in search of answers about her grandmother's wartime past. In my review of Letters From Lucca by Kim Baccellia, I share why this emotional dual-timeline novel of courage, sacrifice, and family secrets earned one of my highest ratings.
Nothing North of Delmar by Ellen Barker is a thoughtful historical fiction novel set in 1970s St. Louis. Through the lens of the city's real-life Delmar Divide, Barker explores race, community, economics, and personal growth in a story that remains remarkably relevant today.
Step into the dazzling world of Belle Époque Paris in Jane Avril: The Muse of the Moulin Rouge by M.L. Malcolm. This richly atmospheric historical fiction novel follows legendary dancer Jane Avril as she rises from poverty to fame among the artists, performers, and dreamers of 1890s Paris. Read my review plus a fascinating guest post about the infamous "Mad Women's Ball" at the Salpêtrière.