Biographical

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“The author has done a masterful job writing Kate Warne’s story in this eye-opening novel.”

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". . . a gripping historical novel . . ."

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“Andrew Wyeth’s vision of her in the painting returns to Christina her sense of self, for she knows that through this painting she will be truly seen.”

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Sabina Murray’s expansive new novel Valiant Gentlemen sketches a lucid picture of the British Empire from her imperialist ventures in Africa to her execution of Irish rebels in 1916.

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In his deft, swift but deeply thoughtful short novel The Noise of Time, Julian Barnes has turned to one of the most poignant, painful encounters between artist and unbridled governmental c

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“An exceptionally moving and enthralling piece of historical fiction.”

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Based on the memoirs of Frances Conway, Enchanted Islands is a fictionalized account of one woman’s struggle to find a balance between her real life and the secrets she knows but cannot ac

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Whether or not readers are familiar with Chekhov, historical fiction lovers will want to read The Summer Guest in its entire page-turning splendor.

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This highly readable novel based on a fictional masterwork by J. S.

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Described as a novel, this formidable example of that increasingly popular genre—biographical fiction—tells the life of the brilliant and celebrated 19th century English novelist George Eliot (1819

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“Abraham Lincoln is torn apart and adeptly reconstructed by author Stephen Harrigan.”

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“The novel is a quick, compulsive read but leaves much untold; however, this is fiction and not comprehensive biography.”

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The Borgia name conjures up larger-than-life history, sumptuous banquets, sexual license, and infamy.

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Victoria Kelly takes license with the legacy of Harry Houdini in her debut novel.

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Little is known about Zenobia, a real historical figure born c.

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The Master of the Prado by Javier Sierra is a work of illuminated autobiographical fiction.

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“. . . I’m not convinced it was even worth turning to the second page.”

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“Mr. Lodge writes beautifully . . . irresistible . . .”

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“In moments like this, the reader wishes that Ms.

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An abortionist, a whore, and a dope dealer walk into a bar . . .

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Caleb Cheeshahteaumuck, the protagonist of this elegiac novel about the early days of the Plymouth Colony, was an actual historical figure, a Native American nephew of a powerful Wôpanâak medicine

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The time is the years 1940 and 1941 and Americans are attempting to stay out of the conflict in Europe.

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Reading the work of a truly talented author is a well-savored delight for a book lover. When it comes to the art of writing, C. W. Gortner’s name can be added to the list of master craftsmen.

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I suppose that part of the reason I enjoyed this book is because I grew up on a farm.

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