Tag: historical-fiction

Jill G. Hall, the Author of “On a Sundown Sea; A Novel of Madame Tingley and the Origins of Lomaland” has written an inspirational, captivating and intriguing novel. The Genres for this book are : Biographical Historical Fiction,Metaphysical and Visionary Fiction, and Autobiographical and Autofiction. In this well written novel, the author has done a

Wow! I loved everything about “One of Them” by Kitty Zeldis. The Genres for this book are Historical Fiction, Women’s Fiction, Literary Fiction, Women’s Friendship Fiction, Coming of Age Fiction, and World War Two Historical Fiction.  There is a dash of Romance and Suspense. There are also secrets, friendship and betrayal. Kitty Zeldis is an accomplished

WOW! Rebecca Rosenberg, the Author of ‘Silver Echoes”has written a powerful, enthralling, captivating and intriguing novel. The timelines for this story are set in 1920’s mostly in Chicago, and 1932, mostly in Colorado. The genres for this novel are Historical Fiction, Biographical Literary Fiction, Historical World War One Fiction, and Biographical Fiction, with a Dash

WOW! Jane Yang, the Author of “The Lotus Shoes” has written a powerful, captivating, and intriguing novel. The Genres for this novel are: Historical Chinese Fiction, Cultural Heritage Fiction, Women’s Friendship Fiction, Historical Fiction, and Fiction. This is an amazing, well written, thought-provoking novel in China in the 1800s. There is disparity, diversion and inequality

WOW! Jacqueline Friedland, the Author of “Counting Backwards” has written a powerful, intense, thought-provoking and memorable novel. I love that the author has written and discussed controversial and mind-boggling subjects. In this exceptionally, well written novel, the author discusses the topics of eugenics, immigration laws, women’s reproductive rights, and the demands and expectations of women

Kudos to Jennifer Coburn, the Author of “The Girls of the Glimmer Factory” for writing such a Powerful, Intense, Informative and Captivating Historical Novel of the Holocaust. The Genres for this well-written novel are Historical Fiction, Historical World War Two Fiction, Holocaust, and Women’s Historical Fiction. Jennifer Coburn discusses how propoganda is used as a

“Christmas With the Queen” by Authors Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb is a delightful, charming and enjoyable novel that I loved everything about. In this well-written and feel-good story, the Authors capture a young Queen Elizabeth, her corgis, and family and surrounds the royal family with the Christmas festivities in Sandringham House in Norfolk. The

“Last Twilight in Paris” by Pam Jenoff is an amazing and memorable masterpiece, weaving the events, people and places in history. I am a huge fan of Pam Jenoff, and have read all of her books, which mostly are set in the historical frame of World War Two. Kudos to the author for writing such