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Historical Novels

Margaret Tomlinson, Sue Gillmor

A newsletter reviewing historical novels which I can highly recommend, with settings ranging from prehistory to the immediate aftermath of WWII in 1945.

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Blue Asylum by Kathy Hepinstall

Set toward the end of the Civil War, Blue Asylum is the story of a woman forced into an insane asylum on Florida’s Sanibel Island for opposing her husband’s brutal treatment of his slaves. Although the asylum is fictional, the psychiatrist ...

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Death of Kings by Bernard Cornwell

It is worth noticing the plural in the title Death of Kings. The opening of this sixth novel in the “Saxon Tales” series is deeply shadowed by the looming death of King Alfred, but there are many more kings and claimants for thrones jostlin...

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Appaloosa by Robert B. Parker

The watchful wild Appaloosa stallion guarding his herd in the hills stirs a sense of kinship in two observers resting on their pommels in the morning sun. Lawmen Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch know that in this time and this austerely spacio...

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The Burning Land by Bernard Cornwell

The burning land in the title of the fifth of Bernard Cornwell’s Saxon Tales is Mercia, the once-powerful kingdom north of Wessex that by this stage in the ninth-century Danish wars has lost its northeastern half to the invaders. The ruler ...

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  • Margaret Tomlinson

    Margaret Tomlinson is a reader, writer and enthusiastic gardener. She is in the process of transferring her reviews of historical novels to Substack from the HistoricalNovels.info website, which will be discontinued later this year.

  • Sue Gillmor

    Book lover, cat lover, mother and grandmother, native Mainer, avid amateur genealogist!

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