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The Letter from Briarton Park

Author August 1, 2022Book Reviews, Historical Fiction, The Nineteenth Century Leave a Comment

In 1811 England, Cassandra Hale is a strong young woman whose past is shrouded in mystery.

5 StarsBook ReviewHistorical Book ReviewSarah E. LaddThe Letter from Briarton Park

A Reason for Romance

Author May 15, 2022Book Reviews, Historical Fiction, The Nineteenth Century Leave a Comment

London, 1810. Georgiana Merry, a young debutante in Regency England, is launched into society.

3 StarsA Reason for RomanceBook ReviewHistorical Book ReviewRachel Knowles

Along the Rio Grande

Author May 5, 2022Book Reviews, Historical Fiction, The Nineteenth Century Leave a Comment

Susanna Jenkins has a difficult life. First she lost her husband to influenza, and now she has to deal with her selfish family.

5 StarsAlong the Rio GrandeBook ReviewHistorical Book ReviewTracie Peterson

A Tapestry of Light

Author March 25, 2021Book Reviews, Historical Fiction, The Nineteenth Century Leave a Comment

Ottilie Russell is a young woman of Indian and British descent living in British-occupied India.

5 StarsA Tapestry of LightBook ReviewHistorical Book ReviewKimberly Duffy

Destined For You

Author March 2, 2021Book Reviews, Historical Fiction, The Nineteenth Century Leave a Comment

Tracie Peterson is one of those authors who needs no preamble in the Christian historical fiction world. I have had the pleasure of reading her books before. So, when I saw her latest novel, Destined for You, I eagerly decided to give it a try.

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The Gatsby Gambit

The Gatsby Gambit: A Novel

Author: Claire Anderson-Wheeler

Greta Gatsby returns to her cherished home in West Egg, Long Island, after spending years at an elite boarding school. Her older brother, Jay, is host

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Impostor Heiress

Author: Annie Reed

The Impostor Heiress tells the compelling story of the notorious Cassie Chadwick, a con artist from America's Gilded Age. Born into humble origins in

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Of Manners and Murder: A Dear Miss Hermione Mystery

Author: Anastasia Hastings

Violet Manville never sees it coming when her Aunt Adelia embarks upon a journey with her latest lover.

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Death of a Lady

Author: Laura Martin

Miss Jane Austen is the unmarried daughter of a respectable clergyman, not yet the famous author she will come to be in the future. In 1795, she atten

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Hauntings: An Anthology

Authors: D. Apple, Jennifer C. Wilson, Judith Arnopp, K.S. Barton, Katie Jewell, Lynn Bryant, Paula Lofting, S.J.A. Turney, Samantha Wilcoxson, Stephanie Churchill

Hauntings is the perfect anthology for history lovers. In this anthology, ten authors write brilliant and bone-chilling stories that will be certain t

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Launching the 18th Century Salonnière

January 10, 2026

Yesterday I launched my first Substack, The 18th Century Salonnière. This is a digital space to write about the historical research I am currently doing. The 18th Century Salonnière is an homage to the salon culture of the Enlightenment, the women who played an active role in hosting those salons, and the great minds who existed there. I focus mostly ...

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  • In Praise of Samuel Richardson April 16, 2026
    I have had Samuel Richardson on the brain lately.
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  • Mary Wollstonecraft and the Reign of Terror: Part 1 March 26, 2026
    Mary Wollstonecraft, the famous English writer and philosopher who would one day pen A Vindication on the Rights of Woman, arrived in France in December of 1792.
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  • Why the 18th Century Salonnière?: Part 2 March 5, 2026
    I first learned about salons a few years ago.
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    The feast of reason and the flow of soul...
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