18th Century
Abundance
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The author of the bestselling Ahab’s Wife, Sena Jeter Naslund takes on a true historical figure this time, in Abundance, an ...Read Review
Any Approaching Enemy
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After an American spy tells him of a French fleet amassing in the Mediterranean, Charles Edgemont, captain of His Majesty’s frigate ...Read Review
Young Bloods
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This is the first in a quartet of novels about Wellington and Napoleon, covering the years 1769-1795. Arthur Wesley is a sickly ...Read Review
The Divided Ground : Indians, Settlers, and the Northern Borderland of the American Revolution
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Pulitzer Prize winning-author Taylor begins his scholarly yet accessible history with the French and Indian War and concludes with the early 19th ...Read Review
Passarola Rising
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Father Bartolomeu Lourenço de Gusmão was a pioneer in 18th-century aviation. His flying ship, the Passarola, never succeeded in transporting humans, ...Read Review
The Reaper
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The year is 1775. As the book opens, Captain Gilbert Anthony’s dying father, the famous “Fighting James Anthony,” retired Vice Admiral of the ...Read Review
No Quarter
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It is 1799, and the young American navy is faced with challenges on the high seas – both from Great Britain, who tries to impress ...Read Review
By A Lady: Being The Adventures of an Enlightened American in Jane Austen’s England
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This time travel novel tells the tale of C.J. Welles, a New York City actress who is transported back to 1801 England when ...Read Review
Surrender
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Set in Albany, New York, in 1755, Clare begins her trilogy with this wonderful story. Blackmailed into serving the wily Lord William Wentworth and ...Read Review
The First American Army: the Remarkable Story of George Washington and the Men behind America’s Fight for Freedom
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Through their letters, memoirs and verses, the author presents the lesser-known actors in the American Revolution—teenaged volunteers, raw young officers, doctors, chaplains, ...Read Review
