Credit Stefanie Aucoin

The Last Romanov is a very ethereal book.  Characters seem to just appear and the whole aura of the otherworld permeates this story. I found it hard to get into the story because Darya, t...

Credit Stefanie Aucoin

After finishing The Paris Wife, I was intrigued by the image of Zelda Fitzgerald as a certifiable looney who let her child slip off her lap and dove naked off cliffs. I'd always heard in ...

Credit Stefanie Aucoin

If you like your books to proceed in a nice linear fashion this is not the book for you. Amid the 614 pages of this behemoth you will find yourself twisted around the finger of the narrat...

Credit Stefanie Aucoin

I enjoy reading historical fiction because it can bring to life a time period that I've learned about but can never experience. This book takes place in London in the 1860s. At this time ...

Credit Theresa Knapp

As much as I don't want to admit it, I need more of Ms. Carriger's universe. When I finished the last book of the Parasol Protectorate "Timeless", I was pleased with the neatly wrapped en...