Browsing: Historical Fiction

Hailed as “the book club pick of the year” (New York Times bestselling author Kate Quinn): Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy fights to carve out her place in history — even after tragedy upends her life. “An unputdownable, unforgettable read” (New York Times bestselling author Chanel Cleeton).

“A seamless blending of magic, mystery, and history…Glover’s worldbuilding, characters, and attention to historical detail create a delightfully genre-bending debut!” —Tananarive…

In 1939, assistant curator Hetty is tasked with bringing a London museum’s mammal collection to mysterious Lockwood Manor for safekeeping. But when she arrives at the decaying estate, Hetty finds long-hidden secrets — and unexpected peril. “Healey animates the dusty halls of an old English manor house… Satisfying” (Publishers Weekly).

In the London of Queen Elizabeth I, physician William Constable investigates an astrological mystery that poses a mortal threat to the crown. But as he unravels a web of secrets, he becomes entangled in a lethal struggle for power…

In 1820s Massachusetts, medical assistant Josephine is targeted by a corrupt doctor — and must rely on her faith to find her way out of an impossible situation. A suspenseful Christian novel featuring “compelling characters” (Carol Award–winning author Cara Putman).

In 1939 Germany, young Magda joins the White Rose Movement to rebel against the Nazi regime — but when an English bomber pilot crashes near her home, she faces an impossible choice. Decades later, 94-year-old Imogen receives a letter that upends her world… With over 2,300 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

An “enchanting saga” (Publishers Weekly) from a USA Today bestselling author: Eager for a new life in America, Irish sisters Nora and Delia set sail on the Titanic — but when tragedy strikes, Nora is presumed dead. Delia takes her place as a governess for a wealthy family, until Nora returns to claim what’s hers…

‘A fascinating portrait of the women who helped make a dynasty’ The Times ‘Bewitching’ Woman & Home ‘Evocative’ Woman’s Weekly…

4 Teachers Find More Than They Bargained for in Their Contracts   Something Old, Something New by Kathleen L. Maher…

“Warm, sympathetic, and witty” (Kirkus Reviews): As a switchboard operator in a small town, Vivian eavesdrops on everyone’s secrets. But when she overhears a shocking conversation that could ruin her life, she’s determined to uncover the truth… “Keeps the surprises coming right until the end” (Daily Mail).