Historical Fiction

Review: Come Again No More by Jack Todd

by Zarabeth Golden 03.19.2011

by Zarabeth, guest reviewer This is the first “romance” novel I’ve read that was written by a man (well at least the first one I know about, pseudonyms might have been involved with other male authors). And he didn’t do a half-bad job of it. Obviously, it is written a bit differently with fewer insights [...]

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Review: The Golden Prince by Rebecca Dean

by Sandra Scholes 02.18.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer Rebecca Dean in true Philippa Gregory style tells the story of a young prince Edward VIII living a strict early life due to his father the then ruler, King George V, and the young Edward wanted a more interesting life for himself. His life turns around for th4e better when [...]

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Review: Lily of the Nile (Cleopatra’s Daughter, Book 1) by Stephanie Dray

by Zarabeth Golden 01.05.2011

by Zarabeth, guest reviewer Lily of the Nile follows the story of Cleopatra’s daughter in her new life as a Roman captive. She is a child who is forced to grow up fast and really examine her beliefs. With the death of her family and the capture of Egypt under Roman control her faith and [...]

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Review: The Traitor’s Wife by Susan Higginbotham

by Zarabeth Golden 05.11.2009

By: Zarabeth, guest reviewer The Traitor’s Wife is very much a crossroads between genres book. There are a ton of romantic elements, but on the whole I would not label this strictly as a romance. It’s very long and often difficult to read because everybody’s name is one of six names. This can’t be helped [...]