Elena Bissette needs to marry well this summer. Her father’s Chicago factory is about to be foreclosed on, and this … More
Tag: American Historical Fiction
REVIEW of What Blooms from Dust by James Markert
When a tornado knocks down the wall of a prison, Jeremiah Goodbye (also known as the Coin-Flip Killer) gets a … More
REVIEW of Freedom’s Light by Colleen Coble
When Hannah Thomas’ lighthouse keeper husband joins up with the American Revolutionaries, it’s not long before Hannah is left a … More
REVIEW of The Captured Bride, by Michelle Griep
Mercy Lytton’s sharp eyes can see farther into the wilderness than any other scout’s. Half white, half Mohawk, She’s been … More
REVIEW of Chasing the Wind (California Rising #3), by Paula Scott
Dragged to the gold fields by her greedy father, Isabella Vasquez soon finds herself lost in a card game to … More
REVIEW of Far Side of the Sea (California Rising #2), by Paula Scott
Maria Vasquez has always heard voices in her head–dark voices telling her that she is a curse to everyone around … More
REVIEW of Until the Day Breaks (California Rising #1), by Paula Scott
When Rachel Tyler sails around Cape Horn to join her father in California, she finds a new home simmering with … More
REVIEW of The Shadow Palace (The House of Closed Doors #3), by Jane Steen
In this third book in The House of Closed Doors series, Nell makes her way to Chicago with Sarah and Tess in … More
REVIEW of Eternal Deception (The House of Closed Doors #2), by Jane Steen
In this sequel to The House of Closed Doors, Nell Lillington leaves the Poor Farm with her infant daughter Sarah and … More
REVIEW of Between Earth and Sky, by Amanda Skenandore
Alma’s father is the proud principal of Stover, a school for Indian children to cure them from their savagery and … More
