"Inspired by true events of the Civil War, The Lost Women of Mill Street is a vividly drawn novel about the bonds of sisterhood, the strength of women, and the repercussions of war on individual lives."
Tour: The Lost Women of Mill Street by Kinley Bryan - #TheCoffeePotBookClub, #BlogTour, #WomenInHistory, #AmericanCivilWar, #HistoricalFiction,
🌾 In the unforgiving outback, one man’s search for freedom uncovers the buried truths of a land—and of himself.
Venture into 19th-century Australia with Outback Odyssey by Paul Rushworth-Brown, a sweeping tale of resilience, identity, and the stark beauty of a land shaped by hardship and hope.
A hidden child, a divided family, and a secret that could shatter Victorian society. 🕯️
Today’s excerpt features Annie’s Secret (Hartford Manor #6) by Marcia Clayton — a compelling blend of #HistoricalFiction, #Victorian drama, #FamilySaga, and #HistoricalRomance. Featured as part of the #TheCoffeePotBookClub #BlogTour and available now on #KindleUnlimited.
⚔️ As the Spanish Armada looms, one woman must summon courage, loyalty, and love to defend her home—and her heart.
Step into the Elizabethan era with Mistress of Dartington Hall (Daughters of Devon #3) by Rosemary Griggs — a sweeping tale of resilience, passion, and the power of women who shaped history. 🌹
⚱️ Two women, centuries apart, bound by a murder—and secrets that refuse to stay buried.
📚 Excerpt: Step into the shadows of Ancient Rome and modern-day mystery in What Remains by Erryn Lee — a haunting blend of history, suspense, and forensic intrigue. Uncover the truth that survived the eruption of Vesuvius… and the lies that didn’t.
🎻 “When war begins, a violinist must face his past—and save the son he left behind.”
In A Virtuoso in America: Adrian (A Holocaust Story #2) by Fred Raymond Goldman, music becomes both a refuge and a reminder of everything lost. A haunting, powerful story of love, survival, and the bonds that even war cannot break. đź’”
Love in the crosshairs. Power on the throne. Poison in the shadows.
Step into the dangerous world of 17th-century Rome with The Cameo Keeper (Tofana #4) by Deborah Swift. This compelling Guest Post explores modern parallels—how power, faith, and politics still collide today just as they did in Giulia Tofana’s time.
A riveting blend of history, intrigue, and deadly secrets.
đź‘‘ Love, jealousy, loyalty, and revenge roil the court of 14th-century Portugal.
Catherine Mathis’s Inês (Queens of Portugal Trilogy) sweeps readers into a world of royal passion, betrayal, and tragedy, bringing one of Portugal’s most captivating queens to life.