Jazz Age
The Five Acts of Diego Leon
The Mexican Revolution of the early 20th century disrupted the quiet rural life of the Leon family; loss, disease, and…
Hattie Ever After
Editors' choice
Hattie Brooks, the intrepid heroine of the Newbery-honor winning Hattie Big Sky, has returned – in a sequel with a…
Catalina Kiss
It’s summer 1928, and Gwen Ross starts her internship at the new bird park on Catalina Island. The first daughter…
Written in Stone
Pearl Carver is the daughter of whalers. Her people, the Makah, depend upon the whales that flourish in the waters…
A Spear of Summer Grass
Delilah Drummond is scandalous, even by 1920s standards. Her latest problem—the suicide of her ex-husband—is too much for her family…
A Medal for Murder: A Kate Shackleton Mystery
Detective Kate Shackleton solves her second murder mystery in this fun, well-plotted mystery set in 1920s Harrogate. An amateur theatre…
Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald
An intimate portrait of a flamboyantly public marriage, Z imagines Zelda Fitzgerald’s voice in this exhilarating account of a life…
White Shanghai: A Novel of the Roaring Twenties in China
White Shanghai follows the life of several characters, mostly Russian refugees from the Bolshevik revolution, and their fate in the…
Circles of Time
This second volume in Rock’s engrossing trilogy (after The Passing Bells) about the titled Grevilles of Abingdon Pryory in Surrey…
Call Me Zelda
Editors' choice
Psychiatric nurse Anna Howard is in awe of her newest patient at Phipps Psychiatric Clinic in Baltimore, Maryland. Zelda Fitzgerald,…
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