Since today is the last day of Black History Month, I thought I’d wrap up with one more historical fiction recommendation. I've always said that the mark of a great historical fiction novel is if, after reading it, you head online to learn more about the characters....
AMERICAN DAUGHTERS by Piper Huguley. Portia Washington and Alice Roosevelt couldn’t be two more different people, and yet they had much more in common than people realize. It makes sense that they would become friends in real life. While their friendship is...
You may - or may not - have noticed I didn't post anything the last two days. I was neckdeep in my WIP and time got away from me. Last night at around 3AM, when I was pinned down under the covers by ALL THE CATS IN THE HOUSE, I came to two realizations. Posting daily...
When the World Fell Silent by Donna Jones Alward Last but not least on this week's revisit is my bestie's historical fiction debut. A title that's still sitting on the Canadian bestseller list, I might add. WHEN THE WORLD FELL SILENT revolves around the 1917 Halifax...
The Fabled Earth by Kimberly Brock I adored THE LOST BOOK OF ELEANOR DARE so when I heard that Kimberly Brock had a new book coming out, I couldn't wait. It's safe to say, she didn't disappoint. THE FABLED EARTH is one of the best books I've read this year. This...
The Last Fashion House in Paris by Renee Ryan A few years back, I was lucky enough to read Renee Ryan's historical fiction debut, THE WIDOWS OF CHAMPAGNE. One of the plot points in the book that really stuck with me was when Paulette Leblanc accidentally betrayed her...
