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Save:A gorgeously written, emotional, time-bending romance set in Ireland, best for readers who love historical detail, poignant love stories, and don't mind a little magical realism - just be ready for a slow burn and keep the tissues close by!
“Yes, I know,” I teased, as if the locked drawer had been something I’d been trying to break into. I’d actually had no idea. I hadn’t lived in Eoin’s Brooklyn brownstone for a long time and hadn’t cal... - #2
Save:An inspiring, beautifully written tale about an unsung heroine of the Revolution - realistic, emotional, and empowering. A must-read for fans of historical fiction and strong women in history.
- #3These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901by:Book 1 in the series:Sarah Agnes Prine
Save:A powerful, evocative tale of grit, grief, and love on the frontier - this book is an emotional ride and a standout for fans of historical fiction and strong women’s stories.
A storm is rolling in, and that always makes me a little sad and wistful so I got it in my head to set to paper all these things that have got us this far on our way through this heathen land. Its bee... - #4
Save:A richly detailed, emotionally engaging epic that blends romance and history with plenty of action - perfect for fans of Outlander and sprawling historical sagas, but less so for sticklers for period accuracy or those allergic to big, romantic reads.
The housekeeper was called Curiosity Freeman, and Elizabeth soon understood how she had earned her first name. When Galileo brought up her trunks and valise, Curiosity came along—to help Elizabeth get... - #5
Save:An intense, beautifully written slow-burn romance set against a harsh historical backdrop - deeply satisfying for fans of realistic, character-driven love stories, but not a fluffy read.
FOUR PASSENGERS IN a stagecoach instead of six improved the experience from hellish to miserable. No longer crushed between a drummer stinking of whiskey and a cowboy spitting streams of tobacco juice... - #6
Save:Epic, emotional, and sometimes raw - Comanche Moon is a classic historical romance with unforgettable characters and high drama, but it’s definitely not for the faint of heart.
AFTER THE INDIANS DEPARTED, RACHEL bolted from the cabin and wrapped her arms around Loretta. Woodenly she returned her aunt’s embrace but kept her eyes on the cloud of dust that drifted toward the ri... - #7
Save:A beautifully written, emotional read perfect for those who love thoughtful romance with rich character development - just be prepared for a slow burn and a touch of inspirational messaging.
I’ve lived all my life in a small town in Utah called Levan. Levan is located right in the center of the state, and people from the town like to joke about how Levan is ‘navel’ spelled backwards - “We... - #8
Save:The Outlaw Noble Salt by Amy Harmon follows the unexpected romance between Butch Cassidy, who adopts the name Noble Salt, and the talented singer Jane Toussaint, along with her precocious son Augustus. Set in a time when Butch is trying to escape his notorious past, the story intricately weaves historical facts about his life with a fictional narrative of love, redemption, and family. The relationship dynamics between Butch, Jane, and Gus are heartwarming, showcasing profound emotional connections and struggles as they navigate their complicated lives together.
Amy Harmon's writing is captivating and immersive, drawing readers into the characters' emotional journeys. Her style is both beautiful and poignant, often switching the narrative to provide insights into different characters, particularly reflecting the innocence of young Augustus. Although the story sometimes feels slow and repetitive, the depth of character development and the stirring romance kept readers hooked, making it a compelling read that lingers in the mind long after finishing.
A rollicking, informative, and often hilarious adventure across the West - equal parts history lesson, family road trip, and modern memoir. A must-read for lovers of Americana and quirky journeys, but perhaps not for those who want their history straight up or politics left at home.
I HAD KNOWN LONG BEFORE I rode a covered wagon to Oregon that naïveté was the mother of adventure. I just didn’t understand how much of that I really had. Nicholas and I realized before we left Missou...- #10
Save:Heartbreaking, beautifully written, and thought-provoking, "From Sand and Ash" is a must-read for fans of historical romance with substance. Bring tissues - and be ready to be changed by Eva and Angelo's unforgettable journey.
Eva’s father, Camillo Rosselli, knew what was coming. He thought he had sheltered his daughter from it, or maybe she was just Italian enough, young enough, naïve enough, that she completely missed the...
