All Historical

The Man in the Stone Cottage by Stephanie Cowell is for readers who enjoy a moving, atmospheric exploration of the Brontë sisters’ inner lives, combining literary ambition, family obligations, and a mystery of the heart.

With historical depth and heartfelt romance, Catherine Kullmann delivers a tale of healing, rediscovery, and love that defies convention in Lord Frederick's Return, a Regency romance novel.

'The Herb Knot' by Jane Loftus is a gripping medieval historical fiction novel that weaves a powerful tale of betrayal, conspiracy, and survival.

Loftus’s prose and research bring medieval England vividly to life, making this a compelling debut for fans of character-driven historical fiction. The Herb Knot marks Jane Loftus as a fresh voice in medieval historical fiction.

The writing is warm, thoughtful, and quietly powerful, with a blend of feminine resilience, soft wit, and gentle intimacy. The Gentlewoman Companion offers a satisfying, heartfelt read with an emotionally satisfying finale that honors the characters.

History often remembers queens as pawns in the power games of men—but Judith Arnopp’s 'Marguerite: Hell Hath No Fury!' shatters that mold with a fiery retelling of one of the most formidable women of the Wars of the Roses.

For historical mystery fans—especially those with a love of old books (as so many of us book lovers do)—'The Bookbinder's Secret' by A.D. Bell is an enjoyable read.

Step into a world where the boundaries of time blur and ancient secrets stir beneath the surface of the present in A Shape on the Air, book 1 of the Dr DuLac series by Julia Ibbotson.

'Golden Horizons' by Darlene Panzera is a heartwarming Christian historical romance full of hope, grit, and grace. Check out our spoiler-free review!

'Where Loyalties Burn' by Arianwen Nunn is a fierce and emotionally charged medieval romance that asks what happens when duty and desire collide. Check out our spoiler-free review!

Christina Britton delivers a delightful blend of Regency romance and clever capers in 'To Heist and to Hold.' Read our spoiler-free review!

Once - A site of gathering, ceremony, and sacrifice. Now - A marker, pointing the lost toward home. Author Allie Cresswell joins us from the UK to share a glimpse into her sixteenth novel, The Standing Stone on the Moor.