2 Audiobooks for Fans of Historical Fiction

by Donna Huber

There is not much I love more on a warm summer day than to lay in the shade with my eyes closed and a breeze softly wafting across my skin. What makes that scenario even better? An audiobook that transports me to a different time or place. Two audiobooks that I recently listened are perfect for such a day. Both are historical fiction stories based on real people in real places.

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Wintersfall by Sarah Westill ~ a Review

by MK French

A professional assassin’s daughter, Katria is looking for her mother and sister’s killer. She agrees to work for the Sziverian government in exchange for a deeper investigation into their deaths, and that included working with Sean Blackbain. Unfortunately, a contract they had signed for a mission also means they’re married. Now they have to field both secret missions and the hidden dangers of Guardian society.

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The Librarian of Saint-Malo by Mario Escobar ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"My hope is that someday when humanity regains its sanity, people will know that the only way to be saved from barbarianism is by love:  loving books, loving people and, though you may call me crazy, loving our enemies.  There's no doubt that love is the most revolutionary choice and, therefore, the most persecuted  and reviled." (p xii)

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The Ming Storm by Yan Leisheng ~ a Review

by MK French

In sixteenth-century China, the Assassins are gone. Zhang Yong, the leader of the Eight Tigers, eliminated all rivals, allowing the Templars to hold all the power. Shao Jun, the only survivor, vows revenge and travels to Europe to train with the legendary Ezio Auditore. When she returns, she must find allies to defeat the Eight Tigers.

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A Study in Crimson by Robert J. Harris ~ a Review

by MK French

In 1942 London, a killer known as "Crimson Jack" is copying the famous Jack The Ripper murders of 1888. Scotland Yard turns to Sherlock Holmes and his friend Watson to determine the identity of the killer before he kills again.

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Destress with These 4 Romance Novels from Michelle Major

by Susan Roberts

When life gets stressful, it's fun to pick up a romance novel.  They are usually light and fluffy, easy to read and you know that there will always be a happily ever after ending.  I find romance novels to be a fantastic stress reliever.

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