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Category Archives: Historical
Historical Fiction Virtual Book Tour Stop: RODIN’S LOVER
It is January and that means it is time for the next Heather Webb (@msheatherwebb) historical fiction novel. This time I was proud to join the blog tour hosted by Amy Bruno and her Historical Fiction Virtual Book Tour (@hfvbt): … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Fiction, France, Historical, Historical Fiction, Novel, Reading
Tagged #HistFic, #RodinsLoverBlogTour, @msheatherwebb @PlumeBooks, RODIN'S LOVER
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Far Beyond Maps – A History of Faith
THE MAPMAKER’S DAUGHTER By Laurel Corona Published by Sourcebooks I was so not expecting the contents of what I found inside this read. The cover is beautiful and I mistakenly thought this was going to be all about maps and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Historical, Novel
Tagged Faith, Historical Novel, Laurel Corona, Religion, Sourcebooks, Spain, THE MAPMAKER'S DAUGHTER
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The Woman Behind Napoleon
Before BECOMING JOSEPHINE by Heather Webb from Plume Books I never though I had any interest in the woman who partnered with the arrogant and eccentric Napoleon but how wrong I was. This novel although mostly based in on historical … Continue reading
Careful This Audiobook Might Runaway With Your Day
THE LAST RUNAWAY Written by: Tracy Chevalier Published by: Dutton (a Penguin imprint) Audiobook Produced by: Penguin Audio I stand in appreciation of Tracy Chevalier’s talent and have read almost all of her books. However, this is the first time … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, Books, Fiction, Historical, Novel
Tagged Dutton, Penguin Audio, Penguin Group USA, Penguin USA, slavery, The Last Runaway, Tracy Chevalier, Underground Railroad
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Fay Weldon Was There Before Downton Abbey
I for one could not be more thrilled that the world has fallen in love with DOWNTON ABBEY but I have always had a special fondness for this time and place. Long before anyone heard of DOWNTON ABBEY there was UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS. Fay Weldon the author of HABITS OF … Continue reading
A Different Time, A Different Love
I cannot help myself, I am often drawn to a book by its cover and THE TYPEWRITER GIRL reached out and grabbed me. I have a fondness for period reads and THE TYPEWRITER GIRL is that and more. While the place … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Historical, Novel
Tagged Alison Atlee, Gallery Books, SImon & Schuster, The Typewriter Girl
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