Browsing: Historical Fiction

“Dazzling… Filled with exquisite, heartrending details” (People): Eleven-year-old Deming’s life changes forever when his undocumented mother leaves for work… and never returns. This PEN/Bellwether Prize winner offers “a fresh and moving look at the immigrant experience in America” (Publishers Weekly starred review).

“An engaging and thought-provoking fictional telling” (Booklist) from a New York Times bestselling author: Brilliant young physicist Mitza fights to stand out from the men in the scientific community — including her love and fellow student, Albert Einstein. “Compelling… A rich historical portrait” (Publishers Weekly).

Cat thought she had escaped the sleepy town of Rowan — but when her mother dies while digging up ancient graves, Cat is forced to return. Now she must uncover family secrets, and figure out how the bizarre strangers flocking to Rowan fit into the mystery that threatens her life…

After Cat inherits a long-abandoned apartment in Paris, she finds a collection of letters that send her on an unforgettable journey through the Belle Époque. An enchanting novel brimming with mystery and romance!

When curator Sarah uncovers an old letter that hints at her great-great-aunt’s true fate, she embarks on a life-changing journey to unravel Louisa’s mysterious story. A captivating intergenerational tale with over 2,800 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

While searching for a billionaire client’s true ancestry, genealogist Jayne Sinclair follows a trail of secrets back to the Irish War of Independence. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more her investigation puts her life in danger… Book one in a series.

We are the shiver on your uneasy flesh, the creep of the unknown on your skin. Tread carefully, for the dark…

From a USA Today bestselling author! After returning to the family ranch, Ry Morgan reconnects with Avery Hayes — and vows to win her heart. “Exceptional” (RT Book Reviews).

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Historian: When Alexandra happens upon an ornate urn, her efforts to find the rightful owner reveal a harrowing slice of Bulgarian history. “You won’t want to put down this remarkable book” (Claire Messud).

“A novel for our times” (The New York Times Book Review): In 1645, Alice is met with frightening rumors of witchcraft in her small Essex hometown. As her brother’s obsession over a collection of women’s names descends into madness, is anyone safe? “Vivid and terrifying” (Paula Hawkins).