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The cobblestones of revolutionary Paris echo with more than just the clatter of wooden wheels and hurried footsteps—they resonate with the thunderous applause of readers who’ve discovered the intoxicating world of Revolutionary France in historical fiction. Like a perfectly aged Bordeaux (assuming you could afford one before the Revolution made such luxuries rather… problematic), these…
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Ahoy, fellow romantics and history enthusiasts! In the vast ocean of literary genres, few treasures captivate quite like romance across time periods. As a maritime romance author who has spent countless hours navigating the choppy waters of 1820s historical settings, I’ve discovered that choosing the right historical romance periods can transform your entire reading experience…
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Discover the ultimate historical fiction reading list featuring 15 captivating novels from WWII epics to Tudor dramas. Perfect for beginners and seasoned readers alike.
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Ahoy, Fellow Literary Adventurers! In the vast sea of literary awards, few treasures shine as brightly as the Booker Prize. Like the legendary pirates who once sailed the waters around 1820s Hawai’i—those rogues I write about with such fondness—the Booker Prize has been capturing literary gold for over five decades. But unlike my seafaring characters…
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Book review of The Frozen Pirate (1887) by William Clark Russel. Find your next historical fiction read here!
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Book review of The Five Orange Pips by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. One of the best historical fiction series of all time with the iconic characters Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.
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A Thames River horror story where an old English sailor and a retired tailor come to bad terms.
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Nebulous London. Horrific murders. A woman’s wedding ring. A Study In Scarlet is the first installment in the historical fiction detective series starring Sherlock Holmes. If you enjoy crime solved by an analytical mind, headstrong characters, and human villains, then you’ll love Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novel. Will Sherlock Holmes catch this eel-like villain?