Thanks to the folks at The Broke And The Bookish for hosting the weekly Top 10 Tuesday. To find out the favorite reads of other bloggers, click HERE. This week’s theme is Best Books Read in 2015. I have a long list, but most seem to fall within the historical fiction genre, so that’s what I am going with. So here’s my list of Best Historical Novels Read in 2015.
Best Historical Novels Read in 2015
(by era)
Late Bronze Age Israel
Pearl in The Sand by Tessa Afshar
First Century Rome
The Advocate by Randy Singer
14th Century England
The Hawk And The Dove Trilogy by Penelope Wilcock
Victorian England
Born of Persuasion by Jessica Dotta
Late 19th Century America
With Every Breath by Elizabeth Camden
First World War
The Thorn Bearer by Pepper Basham
Depression Era United States
A Cup of Dust by Susie Finkbeiner
Second World War
Maggie Bright by Tracy Groot
Secrets of A Charmed Life by Susan Meissner
Thief of Glory by Sigmund Brouwer
What an honor to have A Cup of Dust included in this list. Thank you.
You are very welcome. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Totally agree with A Cup of Dust! One of my fave books of 2015. I’m also looking forward to reading Thief of Glory.
My book club read Thief of Glory. It has a big surprise at the end. Thanks for stopping by!
fantastic list! I still need to read all of those WW2 books but they have all been on my TBR list for a while now … never enough time lol. Thanks for stopping by My TTT earlier 🙂
If you can only get to one, make sure it is Maggie Bright. Amazing!
I love her book Flames of Resistance!
Me too! That was a favorite with my book club.
You’ve got some great ones on here! Especially Born of Persuasion, With Every Breath, & Maggie Bright.
The Advocate is sitting on my shelf waiting for me to read it. I’m glad to know you liked it!
I listened to the audiobook of The Advocate. Liked it very much. Thanks for stopping by!
A Cup of Dust seem very exciting! My TTT.
It is good, solid literary fiction. Thanks for stopping by!
‘With Every Breath’ was indeed lovely. Anxious to add Elizabeth’s newbie to my collection soon because I’m certain its just as wonderful. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by Rissi. Looking forward to your thoughts on Camden’s next book. 🙂