
On the Threshold
Book
Obsessed with learning the origins of the cosmos, the actual meaning of life, and the true purpose...
Historical Science Fiction

The Birthday of Eternity (Comfort & Company, #2)
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L.A. private investigators Kit and Henry become entangled in the city's robust post-WWII occult...
Historical Mystery Private Dectectve Series

Novice Threads (Silver Sampler #1)
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A thirst for education. Shattered dreams. Fragile relations. 1840s Scotland Being sent to...
Historical Fiction Women's Fiction Victorian Saga

Boy with Wings
Book
What does it mean to be different? When Johnny Cruel is born with strange appendages on his back...
Literary Fiction Historical Fiction

Fanning Fireflies (The Limerent Series #3)
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There is something rotting in Harrisville. It's 1944 and Veronica works so she can afford to eat....
Historical Supernatural Romance

Marguerite: Hell Hath No Fury: The Story of Marguerite of Anjou
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Marguerite: Queen of England From the moment Henry VI's new queen, Marguerite of Anjou, sets foot...
Historical

Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2395 KP) rated Murder at Beechwood in Books
Feb 7, 2025
I’ve quickly become addicted to these historical mysteries. One reason is the expert way that real and fictional characters interact seamlessly on the page. All of them are well drawn, and I’ve gotten caught up in their ongoing stories. The plot of this one was good with several ingenious elements. The ending was a bit rushed, but it worked for me. Despite the summer vacation vibes, this book does get serious, but it is worth it. I’m hoping I can book the next in the series soon.

The Many Lives & Loves of Hazel Lavery
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In the heart of tumultuous times, amidst the grandeur of Victorian opulence, there existed an...
Historical Fiction Biographical Fiction Women in History

You Will Know Me by My Deeds
Book
Billy Tarwater thought he had left the troubled past behind, until a series of ominous incidents...
Historical Crime Sequel

Tangled in Water
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1932. Natalia is 16 and a bootlegger's daughter, playing the mermaid mascot on a rundown paddlewheel...
Historical Fiction Prohibition