Jazz Age
Sirens
Josephine Winter is sent to New York City to stay with her aunt and uncle, but she’d rather be home…
The Jump Artist
At times this is not the easiest book to read, nor is it the most enjoyable, nor the most exciting.…
All for a Song
Dorothy Lynn Dunbar is comfortable. She has her church, her family, and her devoted fiancé — the local pastor. She…
The Last of the Bird People
This short but intriguing novel, written by a cultural historian, blurs the lines of genre to create a thought-provoking speculative…
All the Beauty Under the Sun
A superbly written book, this is a poignant and very readable novel. The rich, colourful and complex characters bring this…
The Boy I Love
The protagonist of this novel set in the aftermath of WW1, Paul Harris, has returned from the war, but his…
Crossing on the Paris
On June 15, 1921, the French liner Paris, combining Art Nouveau with Art Moderne in its lush, elegant interior design,…
The Diviners
Editors' choice
Seventeen-year-old Evie has been sent away from Ohio to live in New York City with her eccentric uncle – and…
Sugar Fork
North Carolina’s Smoky Mountains are a tough place to make a living in the 1920s, and life becomes even harder…
After Clare
In 1922, widowed Lady Emily Fitzallen returns home for the first time since her marriage many years ago. Her sister…
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