Historical Fiction
by Jess Montgomery
The first images that usually pop to mind with the word “Prohibition” are of dapper men
by Jessica Fellowes
The Golden Age of detective fiction, the era of classic murder mystery novels, is defined as
by Kate Mosse
The television series The Crown, written by Peter Morgan, inspired by the history of the
by Erin Lindsey
“I do not believe there ever was any life more attractive to a vigorous young
by Ellen Alpsten
‘So, you are writing another novel about Catherine the Great?’ Err – no! Before there was
by Hannah Dennison
It’s a well-known fact that cats and writers share a special bond. As the American author,
by Elsa Hart
In 1714, the gardener and caretaker Edmund Howard supervised his employer’s move to a new home.
by Ellen Feldman
While conducting research for her novel, author Ellen Feldman stumbled upon one of the most remarkable
by Alex Landragin
It was a cool, grey spring day in Paris. I was standing in the Montparnasse Cemetery
by Allison Montclair
I write books in which people are murdered, then others use their assorted talents to find
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