Browsing: Historical Fiction

A “gorgeous” New York Times bestseller (Jodi Picoult) from the author of Water for Elephants: At the height of World War II, Maddie and her husband embark on an unusual quest to a remote Scottish village. “Elegantly written and compulsively readable” (Kristin Hannah).

In 1940s England, war and heartbreak threaten to separate sisters Emmy and Julia Downtree. This vividly drawn novel with over 15,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads “will remain in your mind long after it ends” (RT Book Reviews).

A #1 New York Times bestseller with over 225,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads: This “beautifully written and richly evocative examination of life, love, and the ravages of war” (New York Times bestselling author Sara Gruen) follows two sisters in World War II–era France. An “absorbing page-turner” (Kirkus Reviews).

Precocious 12-year-old Louisa Mae Cardinal lives in the hectic New York City of 1940 with her family. Then tragedy strikes…

Around the world humans are hallucinating after sleepless nights. In a sterile, underground institute the forecasters keep reporting the same…

From a USA Today bestselling author! As World War II draws nearer, Dr. Benjamin Bones is plunged into a complex mystery when his estranged wife is murdered. Can he find her killer with the help of the eccentric locals around Fenton House?

In just a few months, Thea Hansen loses her father to influenza, reunites with her war-weary brother, and becomes embroiled in a haunting murder investigation. Secrets, passions, and lies swirl until Thea is faced with a momentous decision.

Kentika, the daughter of a chief, and Okwaho, a young warrior, meet and form a special connection — though their tribes are bound for war. Get swept away to pre-Columbian America in this riveting novel!

Historical Fiction from an Award Winning AuthorWouldn’t you feel cheated if the woman you’d imagined was the villain of your…

A gripping whodunit from the legendary Queen of Crime: Miss Marple finds the perfect place to stay in London — a classic hotel straight out of her youth. But what violence lurks behind the peaceful facade? “A joy to read from beginning to end” (The New York Times).