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.

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.

'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!

In the Market for Love stands out as a refreshing and sincere romance.

'I Died for Beauty' artfully combines an engaging mystery and interesting characters with historical realism.

Love and adventure are beautifully depicted in 'The Fur Trader’s Lady' by Gabrielle Meyer.

'The Whitechapel Widow' is a well-written story that blends historical context and imagery with an absorbing mystery.

Vivid descriptions of castles, misty moors, and rugged mountains transport the reader back in time to be immersed in Love Practically.

Amidst Scotland's rolling hills and shimmering lochs, unfolds the tale of Journey to Bongary Spring, a clean historical romance novel.

Everard Hume and Blythe Hedley prove that love is often unexpected and can conquer almost any hardship.