As soon as I found out Jen DeLuca's novel, Well Met, was based at a renaissance faire, I knew I had to read it.Emily, dealing with a bad breakup, moves to an unfamiliar town to help her sister and niece after...
When readers discuss the historical fiction genre, humor doesn't come up very often. The past, in its most dramatic periods, makes for a great book setting because of built-in drama and oftentimes, comedy can feel insensitive when a book...
The Flight Girls by Noelle Salazar is yet another great female-lead WWII historical fiction novel, fitting somewhere between Lilac Girls and The Huntress.The story features Audrey Coltrane, a young aviatrix. She dreams of owning an airfield while teaching flying at a...
Deanna Raybourn has once again delivered a gloriously witty and intelligent Victorian mystery in A Dangerous Collaboration. This is the fourth book in the Veronica Speedwell series. This time, Veronica and Stoker are off to a foggy, sea-battered island...
I’m just going to say this right up front: The Five: The Lives of Jack the Ripper’s Women by Hallie Rubenhold is going to be one of my favorite books of the year. I got it from the library...
