Browsing: Biographical Fiction

In 14th-century Scotland, the tyrannical English have just executed William Wallace — and James Douglas vows to carry on the fight for freedom. But his bloody quest for liberty may cost him his humanity… A dazzling tale perfect for fans of Braveheart.

Set against the backdrop of Ireland’s struggle for liberty, this lush drama follows Robert Emmet through a story of love and political upheaval. “Beautifully written, meticulously researched, immensely enjoyable, and, by turns, heartbreaking and uplifting” (The Sunday Independent).

“An absolute pleasure” (Kirkus Reviews): This fascinating novel explores Rose’s relationship and secret collaboration with her mother, beloved writer Laura Ingalls Wilder. The perfect book for anyone who loved Little House on the Prairie, from a New York Times bestselling author.

The most reviled man in biblical history comes to life. In Jesus, Judas believes he has found the One —…

This moving New York Times bestseller charts the scandalous real-life love affair between architect Frank Lloyd Wright and Mamah Borthwick Cheney — a woman who pursued her dreams at a terrible cost. “A novel of impressive scope and ambition” (The Washington Post), with over 22,500 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

“A delightful romp through the backstory of Romeo and Juliet” (Chicago Sun-Times): In Renaissance Italy, a romantic rivalry destroys a friendship — and ignites a legendary feud. “A novel of intricate plot, taut narrative, sharp period detail, and beautifully realized characters” (Publishers Weekly).

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Poisonwood Bible comes this provocative novel about a man torn between two countries in his search for identity in the wake of World War II.

From a beloved, Christy Award–winning author: King Hezekiah’s mother is determined to save her son from his father’s plots. But that means putting her trust entirely in God… A masterful work of biblical fiction with nearly 6,300 five-star Goodreads ratings!

To save her sisters, Naomi volunteers to become a minor wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten. In Egypt’s glittering court, she confronts a jealous queen, political intrigue, and powerful men — and sheds her Hebrew name for one that will echo through history.

With over 3,200 five-star Goodreads ratings: In the era of Columbus, Queen Juana fights tirelessly to preserve her crown and defend Spain from its foes. “Disturbing royal secrets and court manipulations wickedly twist this enthralling story, brilliantly told” (Publishers Weekly).