Browsing: Biographical Fiction

A “spellbinding” work of historical fiction (Publishers Weekly): Wounded in World War II, Marco finds a chance to heal under the care of doctor Lettie. “Not to be missed” (RT Book Reviews).

From the USA Today Bestselling author of The Magician’s Lie “A Spunky Spy Saga.” – NPR Books “Macallister is becoming…

As World War II escalates, young Lilly and Günter struggle to survive — and decades later, their lives intertwine in a love story for the ages. An unforgettable novel based on a true story, with nearly 1,200 five-star Goodreads ratings.

A “beguiling, pulse-pounding” novel from “a master of historical fiction” (Kirkus Reviews): Laura Ingalls Wilder’s “Ma” gets her due in this vivid tale about Caroline Ingalls, a courageous pioneer woman who gave up her home and comfort to bring her family west. “Not to be missed” (Library Journal).

What is going through the mind of a war criminal, tried by the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg? Regret for…

When Harriet Beecher marries Calvin Stowe on January 6, 1836, she is sure her future will be filled romance, eventually…

Fans of Hamilton will love this “rewarding take on a fascinating historical couple” (Library Journal): After Eliza Schuyler marries Alexander Hamilton, she must grapple with scandal, heartbreak, and tragedy as her husband is drawn into the political spotlight. “Readers will be captivated” (Publishers Weekly starred review).

A New York Times bestseller: Two years after Bolshevik police execute Anastasia Romanov and her family, a young woman is found in a Berlin canal — claiming to be the Russian Grand Duchess. Is she telling the truth? “Tantalizing, surprising, compelling, and utterly fascinating” (Lisa Wingate).

From a New York Times bestselling author: In 1916 New Jersey, innocent young women are being arrested on morality charges — but deputy sheriff Constance Kopp will come to their defense! This clever book in a series is “perfect for book groups” (Booklist).

This New York Times bestseller paints a moving portrait of Saul of Tarsus — the uncertain young man who would become Paul the Apostle. A “truly outstanding” work (The Cincinnati Enquirer) of biblical fiction from an author who “never falters when it comes to storytelling” (Publishers Weekly).