Historical Fiction

Jessie Burton is a popular author known for her historical fiction novels. In this post I’ll detail all the Jessie Burton books in order.

Welcome to this complete list of Kristin Hannah books in order.

Kristin Hannah’s books are always hugely popular and with good reason. She’s an exceptional storyteller and I’ve never read a book by her I’ve not loved.

In Memoriam by Alice Winn was a huge success after it’s 2023 release, becoming an international bestseller and winner of the Waterstones 2023 Debut Fiction prize.

If you’re looking to the ultimate guide to Kate Morton books in order, you’ve come to the right place!

Kate Morton is an Australian author known for her novels, which often blend historical fiction, mystery, and romance.

If you enjoy regency romances with witty dialogue and engaging characters, you’re going to want to read the Julia Quinn books in order.

As many of Julia Quinn books are in a series, I would recommend reading them in chronological order, particularly the Bridgerton series.

Rachel Joyce is a British author known for writing books with emotional depth, engaging storytelling, and vivid characters. I’ve compiled this comprehensive list of Rachel Joyce books in order to offer readers a full exploration of her stories.

The House With The Golden Door was published in 2022 and is the second book in the Wolf Den Trilogy.

Haven was written by bestselling author Emma Donoghue and was published in 2022.

I’ve read two of the author’s previous novels, Room and The Pull of the Stars, and really enjoyed them both.

I was therefore pleased to see she had released another book. Haven was one of The Times Books of the Year 2022 as well a an Eason’s ‘Favourite Book of the Year 2022’.

Moonlight and the Pearler’s Daughter was the debut novel by Lizzie Pook. Published in 2022, the book was one of Stylist magazine’s ‘Fiction Books You Can’t Miss’ and was also longlisted for the HWA Debut Crown Award.

Weyward is the debut novel by Emilia Hart. Released in 2023, it was instantly a great success. It was a an instant New York Times bestseller and was picked to be featured on BBC’s Between The Covers.

I love historical fiction and find stories about witch trials fascinating so I couldn’t wait to read this one.