Tag: historical fiction
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Book Review: Clara & Olivia by Lucy Ashe
Clara & Olivia is an absolutely stunning debut by Lucy Ashe! This fever dream on the edge of a nightmare novel is perfect for fans of If I Had Your Face, The Virgin Suicides, The Beguiled, or, of course, Black Swan.
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BBNYA Semi-Finalist Spotlight Tour ~ Journeys: the Archers of Saint Sebastian by Jeanne Roland
Gods make lousy parents.
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Book Review: The Parlour Game by Jennifer Renshaw
The Parlour Game is a debut perfect for Halloween!
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Book Review: The Killing Code by Ellie Marney
Young adult lovers everywhere will adore this sapphic historical mystery by Ellie Marney!
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The House with the Golden Door by Elodie Harper
Not gonna lie to you; at one point, I wanted to put the book down just because I was so worried for Amara and didn’t know if I could handle it. Elodie Harper doesn’t fall into the trap of having a first book that’s better than the second.
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Giveaway: Twelve Nights by Penny Ingham
Giveaway and book review for Twelve Nights by Penny Ingham! Long story short; I can’t wait for the second book!
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The Dust of the Red Rose Knight by James Bennett ~ Book Review
Book review for the Dust of the Red Rose Knight by James Bennett! The kind of book that makes you LOL.
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The Belles of Waterloo by Alice Church | Book Review
My take on this very sweet debut by Alice Church!
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Book Tour | Shadows of Swanford Abbey by Julie Klassen | Love Book Tours
Book Tour Alert: I’m on the spotlight tour for Shadows do Swanford Abbey by Julie Klassen thanks to Love Book Tours! I’m sad it’s just a spotlight tour because everyone seems to have really enjoyed this book! This book is historical fiction and it came out this last December! While I’m not reviewing the book, […]
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Book Review: Miss Lily’s Lovely Ladies by Jackie French |Book Tour
I don’t normally read 500+ page books I think the last one I read was empire of the vampire. If it’s over 500 pages, I’m incredibly critical; why did you need this many pages to tell a story and can you really hold my attention for that long? Well, if you’re Jackie French you can! […]
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