Historical fiction is getting one of my, if not MY favorite genre.
So let’s go this year with the Medieval level – that is, 15 books.
- The Midwife’s Tale, by Sam Thomas
- The Dervish, by Frances Kazan
- The Sign of the Weeping Virgin, by Alana J. White
- A Tainted Dawn, by B.N. Peacock
- Désirée, by Annemarie Selinko
- Shadows Walking, by Douglas R. Skopp
- Flesh And Grass, by Libby Cone
- The Painted Girls, by Cathy Marie Buchanan
- The Distant Hours, by Kate Morton
- Dissolution, by C. J. Sansom
- The Iron King, by Maurice Druon
- House of Rocamora, by Donald Michael Platt
- The Chalice, by Nancy Bilyeau
- The Scent of Triumph, by Jan Moran
- Syncopation, by Elizabeth Caulfield Felt
- Seduction, by M.J. Rose
- Chronicle of the Mound Builders, by Elle Marie
- Cascade, by Maryanne O’Hara
- The Lavender Garden, by Lucinda Riley
- Studio Saint-Ex, by Ania Szado
- The Nine Fold Heaven, by Mingmei Yip
- The Cross And The Dragon, by Kim Rendfeld
- How Angels Die, by David-Michael Harding
- Confessions of Marie Antoinette, by Juliet Grey
- The Strangled Queen, by Maurice Druon
- The Madonnas of Leningrad, by Debra Dean
- Sutton, by J. R. Moehringer
- Mozart’s Last Aria, by Matt Rees
- Unravelled, by M. K. Tod
- Gracianna, by Trini Amador
- The Conversation, by Jean d’Ormesson
- Meadowlark, by Dawn Wink
- The Harlot’s Tale, by Sam Thomas
- The Pagan Lord, by Bernard Cornwell
- Mistress of the Revolution, by Catherine Delors
- Becoming Josephine, by Heather Webb
- Degrees of Courage , by Shari Vester
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I adore this challenge! Love your picks so far!
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Thanks. these are actually 3 books received to post the review, part of a tour
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glad you commented, I had not updated my rss feed to your new blog!
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Sounds like a fun challenge. I do love the historical fiction genre, especially Medieval times. I am not sure if you are going to sway away from medieval at all, but if you do, you should definitely check out an ancient Egyptian historical fiction, “Shadow of the Sun” by Merrie P. Wycoff- it is so good, I honestly couldn’t put it down.
http://merriepwycoff.com/about-the-book
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The Middle Ages is my most favorite period in history, and the one I studied most, but I read all kinds of HF. thanks for the recommendation.
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You are welcome. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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