Tag: historical fiction book reviews
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An intense cultural drama that explores the logic of loyalty by a historic lens, The Small Hours by Edward Averett is a reflective and revelatory work of historic fiction. On […]
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A personality-driven drama from the daybreak of the twentieth century, Clinging to Hope by Glynda Howard McClure is a meticulously crafted novel of loss, loyalty, and rugged survival towards unimaginable […]
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Delicately exploring the darkish legacies of struggle within the Center East, Australia, and past, Afghani by Brendon Patrick is a relentless historic novel following two warriors on parallel journeys. Missing […]
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The tragic echoes of conflict shake the foundations and religion of a small coastal city in Disconnected and Drifting by Flo Dombey, the prelude piece of her tenderly gripping Willow […]
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Well timed in its message and poignantly filled with revelations, The Errors of Mankind by Curt A. Canfield is a necessary historic critique framed as a fictional reunion. Whereas exploring […]
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A visceral portrait of oppression and resilience throughout generations, Seasons of Future by Howard Glassroth is a stark reminder that resistance within the face of hate is the one path […]