Historical Fiction Online

I've just started Linda Gillard's latest "Hidden", a dual time-frame set between the present day and the aftermath of WW1.

March "Coming Home to Winter Island" by Jo Thomas - Ruby is a singer with a band, but when she loses her voice at an important gig just before Christmas, she decides to go to a vocal retreat in Tenerife to help heal her voice. But then a phone call from a solicitor in Scotland tells her that she ha...

I've just started "Under the Ice" by Rachel Blok, a murder mystery set in St Albans, and "The Midwinter Promise" by Lulu Taylor.

Welcome back LCW! So that's where everyone's gone...I have tried Good Reads a couple of times but also found it a bit of a maze, I use it occasionally for reviews but personally prefer Library thing.

Yes it's different to the usual ending isn't it! I did read an interview with Kris Marshall though, who said the cast had been told to keep the New Year free....

I've just started a bit of Southern Gothic - ""Where the Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens.

It's the last episode tonight, the series has been OK, nice to see some of the supporting characters getting more story, eg Leonard, and Geordie's wife has more of a role this series.

Just started "Dear Mrs Bird" by A J Pearce, about a young woman who takes a job on a London paper during WW2.

February "Intrigue in Covent Garden" by Susanna Gregory - this is the 13th in the Thomas Chaloner series, set in Restoration London and takes place over Christmas and January 1665/66. Chaloner, a spy, finds himself investigating several cases, the most important one being a plot which will at best ...

I've got that on mount tbr, her new book looks good too.