Tag: historical fiction
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July Reads: Mini Reviews
We’re halfway through July, and I’m steadily making my way through my to-be-read stacks. Maybe I’ll finish them by July 2045. Or maybe I’ll keep adding to the collection. Who knows? My latest reads have run the gamut of complicated family drama to a queer contemporary romance to a dystopian world and magical realism off…
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What I Read in May 2025
May was an extremely rough month for me. For a month that honors mental health awareness, mine took a nosedive. But, I finished 11 books, the majority of which were excellent. Demon Copperhead and My Friends are now on my list of absolute favorites, and Blacktop Wasteland is one more reason to love S.A. Cosby.…
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5 Underrated Books You Should Read as
Confession: I give in to the Bookstagram made me do it urge frequently. I’m easily swayed to buy the newest and shiniest book that my favorite Bookstagrammers are hyping on a weekly basis. Most of the time, the hype is real and I’m happy with my lack of shelf control. But, what about those books…
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Finding The Stolen Queen Review
The Stolen Queen by Fiona Davis A Four-Star Book Fiona Davis is one of my favorite historical fiction authors, and I have loved each of her books. Her newest book, The Stolen Queen, is solidly among the top for me. I enjoyed the story’s dual timelines and dual points of view, which are signature selling…
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Cradles of the Reich Book Review
Cradles of the Reich by Jennifer Coburn A Four-Star Book Review As I’ve shared before, historical fiction is one of my most-loved genres, especially when I learned something. In the case of today’s book, Cradles of the Reich by Jennifer Coburn, I learned about a silenced part of the Nazis’ despicable, evil actions with Germany.…
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