Historical Fiction

Books set in a specific historical period, blending fictional characters with historical events.

The Poppy War: A Novel (The Poppy War, 1) Cover
Rating:4.5/5

The Poppy War Review

'The Poppy War' delivers intense character growth, strategic depth, and a richly built world. However, its pacing can be relentless. Culturally rich and thought-provoking, it's a must-read for fantasy lovers.
Mexican Gothic Cover
Rating:4.3/5

Mexican Gothic Review

"Mexican Gothic weaves a chilling tale of suspense, brimming with cultural richness and dark family secrets. A must-read for Gothic fans, despite some pacing slips."
Pachinko Cover
Rating:4.3/5

Pachinko Review

Pachinko is a gripping saga of a Korean family's resilience in Japan. Sunja's journey is captivating and heart-wrenching. The book's themes of survival and identity are spot on. But hey, it's quite the emotional rollercoaster!
The Nickel Boys: A Novel Cover
Rating:4.5/5

The Nickel Boys Review

Whitehead's 'The Nickel Boys' is a gripping tale that blends history with raw emotion. The characters are compelling, and the story is unforgettable, even if some parts are tough to read.
Silas Marner (Signet Classics) Cover
Rating:4.4/5

Silas Marner Review

Silas Marner's journey from a lonely miser to a loving father is heartwarming. Eliot's vivid language and detailed setting enrich the plot. Just watch out for some old-timey words!
The Human Stain: American Trilogy (3) Cover
Rating:4/5

The Human Stain Review

Roth's 'The Human Stain' is a rollercoaster of secrets and identity. Intricate characters, surprise twists, and rich language make it compelling, though slow parts could test your patience.
All Rhodes Lead Here: A Novel Cover
Rating:3.8/5

All Rhodes Lead Here Review

Mariana Zapata's book is a slow-burn masterpiece. Rhodes and Aurora's chemistry is gripping, although sometimes stretched. The small-town vibe is spot-on, and those quirky side characters? They steal the show!
No Tomorrow (New York Review Books Classics) (English and French Edition) Cover
Rating:4.1/5

No Tomorrow Review

Engaging plot with relatable characters and snappy dialogue. Main characters are well-developed, but minor ones lack depth. Sometimes feels convenient, but overall, a must-read emotional rollercoaster!