Tag: Historical Fiction

  • For A Lifetime

    For A Lifetime

    By Gabrielle Meyer “Time was a gift – one of the greatest we would ever be given – and I wouldn’t take it for granted.” – Hope Eaton Download the FREE Book Club Guide here * This book club guide was written by Gabrielle Meyer, visit her website and find other book club resources at  Gabrielle Meyer…

  • Embers in the London Sky

    Embers in the London Sky

    “Who gets to decide what is worthy of news? The reporter? The editor? The paper or radio network? The government? Or the public? And if we agree it’s the public, who speaks for the public?”

  • Enola Holmes: The Case of the Missing Marquess

    Enola Holmes: The Case of the Missing Marquess

    By Nancy Springer “But meanwhile, as she looks at the newspaper clipping, her rather long and angular face softens, rendered almost beautiful, by a smile: for she knows that in the secret code of flowers, a rose of any sort signifies love.” – Nancy Springer Download our BTB Book Club Guide for girls – FREE…

  • Chasing Shadows

    Chasing Shadows

    “Every one of us is in danger as long as the Nazis remain in power. The only truly safe place to be is in God’s hands”.

  • The Wings of Poppy Pendleton

    The Wings of Poppy Pendleton

    “Flames whip in fury, royal embers caged in brass. Soaring, searching, wondering, beating against the glass. Secrets, she whispers in the storm. Secrets, she boldly sings. But no one hears her voice, they only see her wings.”

  • My Dearest Dietrich

    My Dearest Dietrich

    “Based on detailed historical research into both Maria’s and Dietrich’s lives, this true love story is at once beautiful and heartrending.”

  • Where the Last Rose Blooms

    Where the Last Rose Blooms

    “From the broken ground, somehow those delicate, vibrant petals came anew, offering a fragrance that might catch on the breeze and carry down the street to where the bluebirds flew. And that rosebush carries with it a heritage, too – from the ground where the last rose blooms.” Clara Adelaide Abel