Historical Fiction

Book Review: Germania by Harald Gilbers

Germania by Harald Gilbers is a murder-mystery taking place during the last weeks of World War II, following a Jewish…

4 years ago

Book Review: In Search of a Name by Marjolijn van Heemstra

Follows a pregnant woman researching her uncle’s past after World War II.

4 years ago

Book Review: The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams

What impressed me the most about The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams is the excellent and loving research…

4 years ago

Book Review: A Lion in the Grass by Mark Zvonkovic

This was a surprising book, unlike many of the espionage novels I’ve read before. The story takes place over 70+…

4 years ago

Book Review: A Quiet Madness: A biographical novel of Edgar Allan Poe by John Isaac Jones

I don’t know much about Poe’s life, besides the bullet points many people are familiar with. I thought the author…

4 years ago

Book Review: Comrade Koba by Robert Littell

It is unclear what role Koba plays in Stalin’s government, except that he is a very high, and admired advisor.…

4 years ago

Book Review: Pont Neuf by Max Byrd

A historical fiction story following two female reports during World War II. Annie March arrives in France, 1944 after D-Day,…

4 years ago

Book Review: We Germans by Alexander Starritt

The grandfather, Meissner, and his exhausted companions are living a nightmare for two and a half years. Somehow barely surviving,…

4 years ago

Book Review: The Books of Rachel by Joel Gross

If all you know of Jewish history is the Bible or your World War II classes in school, this book…

4 years ago

Book Review: The Exiles by Christina Baker Kline

The book was well researched and Ms. Kline brought forth historical accuracies without taking away from the narrative, something many…

4 years ago

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