Historical Fiction

“Weir is a respected historian, an expert on the Tudor line, and she applies her creative imagination to present a novel that is hard to put down.”

“Almost everything about The King of Warsaw is gripping . . .”

“two love stories seen as a continuing parable, of men in two centuries adjusting to the changing world around them, while each comes to terms with the environment in his own way.”

In the final weeks of World War II, when Walter Kempowski was 15 years old, he watched tens of thousands of his fellow Germans scramble westward through his hometown from their once-conquered terri

Laura Joh Rowland switches from 17th century Japan to 1890s London in her memorable new series featuring a likeable trio of crime scene photographers for the Daily World newspaper.

“The Night Watchman is above all a story of resilience. . . .

Dhananjaya Rajaratnam, also known as Danny, lives in Sydney, Australia. He’s an illegal immigrant trying to remain in the shadows, unnoticed and undiscovered.

“Chiavaroli does a good job of tying up the various loose ends she has created.

“this novel is definitely a page-turner.”

“a shattering portrayal of utter loneliness, guilt, and despair.”

James L. May has written a remarkable debut novel that brings to life one of the worst periods of soviet history.

“Huie has taken this story and twisted it like a pretzel. And like a warm pretzel with lots of salt and mustard, this one is satisfying to the very end.”