Continuing our new and regular feature here at Historical Fiction.   Each Friday we will publish an historical fact based upon the date....

Continuing our new and regular feature here at Historical Fiction.   Each Friday we will publish an historical fact based upon the date....

The Black Flower by Howard Bahr Completed: January 30, 2014 Length: 10 Hours, 23 Minutes Narrated by: Brian Emerson Synopsis from...

Back in October I read and reviewed the three earlier books in the series. Book 1 - A Rip in the Veil Book 2 - Like Chaff in the Wind ...

This third instalment in the trilogy finds Matthew returned from the plantations. Back in Scotland the relationship with his brother continu...

Having read and reviewed book one in the series; you can read that review HERE . The second book in the series set out with Matthew in Edinb...

A little while ago I was given the opportunity to review the 3rd book in the Graham Sage by Anna Belfrage. As I read the synopsis I disco...

This was the read for my book group back in March. I had both read the book and seen the movie previously and loved both. The responses from...

A few months ago whilst channel flicking for a movie we spotted Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. Now we had never heard of the film, bu...

A few weeks ago I received a lovely message to say that my name had been selected by Fieldstone Common and I had won a copy of New England ...

When I signed up for the War Through the Generations challenge for this year, I knew that I was going to struggle to find books set in th...

This book is kind of unusual for me to read, mainly because I don't go out of my way to read self published books. I don't have an...

Before Christmas last year I had the opportunity to read this book as part of the book tour hosted by I am a reader, not a writer . Book S...

It is the early 1900s in rural Kentucky and young Saul Sullivan is heading up to Redbud Camp to look for work. He is wary but unafraid of...

Reader Kim made the following request: I'm wondering if you or your readers have any suggestions for good historical fiction based ...

Reader Bridget contacted us with the following request: I was wondering if you had any suggestions for books circa the Revolutionary W...

On a bright May day, Anne Peabody receives an unexpected kiss from a stranger. Bringing news of the repeal of the Stamp Act, Jack Hampton, a...

A tale of love and espionage from the author of Midwife of the Blue Ridge... She spies for General Washington, betrays the Redcoats and b...

We are very pleased to welcome Christine Blevins to Historical Tapestry as she kicks off her virtual book tour Christine Blevins’ latest n...