Historical Fiction Online

I've been in an Austen mood! I have annotated versions of P&P, S&S, and Persuasion. Ordered Northanger Abbey for the spring. Also reading the Mr and Mrs Darcy mysteries for some light enjoyment!

[quote=""Misfit""]Another thought for you - but be warned that if you are a die-hard stickler for sticking to known facts, it won't be a good fit. Child of the Phoenix by Barbara Erskine. I almost tossed it against the wall, I hated the way Llewllyn and Joanna were being portrayed, but then I told m...

[quote=""Misfit""]Blowing through Where Love Dwells by Elizabeth Stuart. Welsh princess/English knight conflict, during the reign of Edward I. Pretty good, and with a nice dose of history tossed in, but I did catch one "your majesty" ;) [/quote] Hi! Where did you find this novel? I've just finished ...

[quote=""Misfit""]Have the new Weir book on E of York. I am so bored...[/quote]
Oh, no! I have it on a special pile of books TBR!

Just received EC's omnibus of her first two novels: Wild Hunt and Running Vixen! Norman times!

[quote=""LadyB""]The May Bride sounds intriguing, and I've read a couple of Suzannah Dunn's other books and enjoyed them. Looking forward to this one.[/quote]
Ditto! Off to pre-order!

Just received my copy of The Last Plantagenet by Hazel Bird. Book Depository, you are the best!

I've bought the Plantagenets series by SKP and found a copy of The Last Plantagent by Hazel Bird on Amazon UK. Thanks for the info, Boswellbaxter!

[quote=""boswellbaxter""]There's a novel about her by Hazel Bird called The Last Plantagenet. It's very well researched.[/quote]
Thank you! I will look for it!

Am reading SKP's Falls the Shadow Finished the first in this series Here Be Dragons and was so thoroughly enthralled, I am going to read all of them!