Browsing: Historical Fiction

A New York Times bestseller! In this “monumental” novel (The Wall Street Journal) following generations of a logging dynasty, the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Shipping News delivers “the masterpiece [she] was meant to write” (The Boston Globe).

“World-class entertainment” (Jonathan Franzen): The legendary Wild Bill Hickcock and his pal Charlie Utter take on the hellish frontier town of Deadwood in this offbeat tale from a National Book Award–winning author. “Deadwood may well be the best western ever written” (The Washington Post Book World).

From a Christy Award–winning author comes “an engrossing tale of loss, determination, and hope” (Publishers Weekly). Orphans Elin, Kirsten, and Sofia journey from Sweden to America in search of a future. Can they make a home for themselves in a land of second chances?

Treasure this beautiful collection packed with all the angst of romance founded upon practical arrangements. Four sisters travel in answer…

Two young women in a land shattered by war test the limits of their strength Lovely Julia Hoffman has always…

An “exquisite” New York Times bestseller (RT Book Reviews): This reimagining of Ezekiel 16 follows Lena Scott, who finds fame at a terrible price. Is it too late to leave it all behind? With over 5,200 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

From a New York Times bestselling and Pulitzer Prize–winning author: Just after World War II, a soldier goes searching for a missing American woman — and plunges into an epic adventure. “Brilliant… An extraordinary novel” (The New York Times).

A New York Times bestseller: As the discovery of gold transforms San Francisco from a small settlement to a dazzling city, Kendra and Marny follow their dreams — and are swept up in grand adventures. “Bristow has the true gift of storytelling” (Chicago Tribune).

From a New York Times bestselling author comes this spellbinding historical novel, in which fashionable dressmaker Celia Garth becomes a Patriot spy in Revolution-era South Carolina. “An exciting tale of love and war in the tradition of Gone with the Wind” (Chicago Tribune).

Anna Trent, the oldest child in a family of six brothers, finds it difficult to overcome her feelings of inadequacy