Fall is the big season in book publishing, and when it comes to historical fiction, readers have much to look forward to. This is the lates...

One can’t help but feel for Harry Short, the initial protagonist of André Narbonne’s trim yet sweeping historical tale. He can’t catch a bre...

Vivian Jacobson is beyond overwhelmed. The children of Russian Jewish immigrants, she and her loving husband, Mel, moved from Chicago with t...

The Daffodil Days , Helen Bain’s debut, can be read on different levels.  It's a multi-angled portrait of the small English town of Nort...

Over a century since it sank in the icy North Atlantic in the early hours of April 15, 1912, readers remain fascinated by the Titanic , seek...

One expects some level of eccentricity from the ultra-wealthy, yet Marjorie Lennox’s family sits in a class by itself. In 1927, at their man...

Through their novels, authors can unearth obscure figures from the past and draw the public eye toward their interesting lives. They can als...