Biographical Fiction
More Miracle Than Bird
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This is a magical novel—in the most literal sense. And yet Alice Miller has based her first book-length fiction, More Miracle than ...Read Review
Code Name Hélène
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The thrilling, astoundingly incredible World War II exploits of the vivacious journalist and socialite Nancy Wake are evocatively portrayed in this ambitiously written ...Read Review
The Queen’s Secret: A Novel of England’s World War II Queen
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King George VI has only been on the throne for two years when war breaks out in Europe. He is about to be ...Read Review
The Queen of Paris: A Novel of Coco Chanel
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Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel will always be known as an iconic symbol of couture and high-end perfume. In The Queen of Paris, the reader ...Read Review
Beyond Black There Is No Colour: The Story of Forough Farrokhzad
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In the last century, three major women poets died in their prime. Two, Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, took their own lives. Forough ...Read Review
What We Did In The Dark
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Catherine MacFarlane Carswell (1879-1946) was a novelist, biographer of Robert Burns, and journalist who, though she excelled in her studies at Glasgow University, ...Read Review
The Engineer’s Wife
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In the tradition of many recent novels bringing to light the stories of forgotten women from America’s past, meet Emily Warren Roebling, ...Read Review
Glass Town: The Imaginary World of the Brontës
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“None of this would’ve happened, if six hadn’t become four.” So Charlotte Brontë begins the story of how the remaining Brontë ...Read Review
The First Actress: A Novel of Sarah Bernhardt
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“I saw myself at Hugo’s side, the daughter of a courtesan, whom no one save my dear Dumas had believed would amount ...Read Review
The Odyssey of Geronimo
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Sonora, Mexico, 1886. On an isolated mountain, Geronimo and a dwindling and hunted band of Apaches are hiding from both the Mexican and American ...Read Review
