Desolation by Keith Moray | Book Review
This is a darkly atmospheric and intelligent historical mystery that drops readers right into 14th-century England—a time when war, pestilence, and paranoia…
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Shield of Mercia by MJ Porter | Book Review
From the opening pages, I should have known that the fleeting tranquility wouldn’t last—because where would the excitement be in that? The…
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Ashes of Rebellion by Michael Jecks | Book Review
Having read book one of the series but not books two and three, I did find myself missing a bit of context…
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Eagle and the Flame by Adam Lofthouse | Book Review
Eagle and the Flame by Adam Lofthouse is a fascinating reimagining of Roman Britain during the late 360s. This is a world…
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Warriors of Iron by M J Porter | Book Review
MJ Porter continues to amaze me with her ability to blend breathtaking battle scenes with rich, character-driven storytelling. While the clash of…
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The Curse That Binds Us by Katie Hayoz | Book Review
The Curse That Binds Us had a lot of potential with its unique blend of historical and contemporary fantasy and a plot…
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Her Hidden Genius by Marie Benedict | Book Review
This offers a compelling portrait of Rosalind Franklin, a woman whose work was essential to one of the greatest scientific discoveries of…
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The House at River’s Edge by Rachel Burton | Book Review
A deeply moving historical narrative, this book intertwines the lives of two generations—one navigating the idyllic yet shifting world of 1914, and…
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Fields of Glory by Michael Jecks | Book Review
In the opening novel of his Hundred Years’ War trilogy, Michael Jecks masterfully brings the common soldiers of Edward III’s army to…
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The Resistance Girls by Alice G. May | Book Review
The Resistance Girls by Alice G. May is a captivating and emotionally driven World War II novel that shines a spotlight on…
