Historical Fiction

The Lost Passenger by Frances Quinn

Frances Quinn’s The Lost Passenger is a gripping historical novel about a woman who seizes an unexpected second chance after the Titanic disaster. With themes of identity, class, and survival, this book is a must-read for historical fiction fans. Read our in-depth review.

Deep Cuts by Holly Brickley

Deep Cuts by Holly Brickley is a debut novel that masterfully blends the indie music scene with a poignant exploration of talent, obsession, and creative collaboration.

Once You Were Mine by Elizabeth Langston

Discover the powerful storytelling of Elizabeth Langston in Once You Were Mine, a novel that masterfully blends historical fiction with contemporary drama through a dual-timeline narrative about family secrets, identity, and the lasting impact of the Baby Scoop Era

The Quiet Librarian by Allen Eskens

"The Quiet Librarian" by Allen Eskens is a powerful blend of historical fiction and mystery thriller that explores survival, redemption, and the shadows of war.

The Queens of Crime by Marie Benedict

Marie Benedict’s "The Queens of Crime" is a historical mystery novel that brings legendary female writers together to solve a chilling murder. Discover the book’s rich historical details, compelling characters, and powerful themes of feminism and friendship.

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