The Forgotten Garden is a novel by Kate Morton that blends elements of mystery, family saga, and historical fiction, following the story of a woman who unravels the secrets of her past and her connection to an enchanting garden in England.
The House of Riverton is a historical fiction novel that weaves a gripping tale of secrets, memories, and the complexities of the past, set against the backdrop of an English country house in the early 20th century.
The Invitation by Lucy Foley is a tale of love, secrets, and redemption set against the backdrop of post-war Rome.
A chance encounter leads to an enthralling journey aboard a luxurious yacht, uncovering hidden truths and igniting an obsession that transcends time and place.
The Book of Lost and Found is the debut novel by Lucy Foley that weaves together past and present, unveiling family secrets and love stories lost and found.
Last Letter from Istanbul by Lucy Foley is a historical fiction novel that captures the tumultuous post-war atmosphere of 1921 Constantinople, weaving a poignant tale of love, loss, and the blurred lines between enemies and allies.
The Shadow Key is the second historical fiction novel by Susan Stokes-Chapman.
I really enjoyed her debut novel, Pandora, and so was excited to be offered an advanced copy of her latest book.
The Muse by Jessie Burton is a historical fiction novel that intertwines the lives of two women across different eras, exploring themes of art, identity, and ambition as it uncovers the hidden history behind a mysterious painting.
As a huge fan of Jane Austen’s timeless wit and keen social insights, I’m always on the lookout for books that capture a similar spirit.
Some retellings are really best to be avoided as not all adaptations of Austen’s works or attempts to capture her style are successful. However there are some brilliant novels that really capture her essence and have become must-read books for fans of Jane Austen.
Blood & Sugar is the debut novel by Laura Shepherd-Robinson. It was published in 2019 and was winner of the HWA Debut Crown and the Specsavers Debut Crime Novel Award.
I enjoyed Laura Shepherd-Robinson’s latest novel The Square of Sevens and so when I saw Blood and Sugar was a 99p kindle deal, I knew I had to give it a try.
The Household by Stacey Halls is a historical fiction novel set in Victorian London. Loosely based on true events, this is a story about Urania Cottage, a house of redemption for “fallen women” founded by Charles Dickens and heiress Angela Burnett-Coutts.
I have read all of Stacey Halls’ previous novels and so was thrilled to be offered an advanced copy of her latet book, The Household.