Goodbye to Berlin
1930s: A fictionalized account of Berlin and Hitler’s rise to power is still thrilling and makes you feel you’re witnessing history.
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The Theft of Life (Crowther and Westerman 5)
1785: Whenever the topic of slavery is mentioned, no-one really thinks of it as being an issue which has much to do with London or…
The Père-Lachaise Mystery
1890s: A bookshop owner solves crimes in Paris..
The Axeman’s Jazz
1919 – Louisiana is known for some fantastic fiction. This new addition to the list deserves to be there -it was inspired by a true…
The Sacred River
1800s: A romantic, vivid novel about three women who leave Victorian London for Egypt—a tale of female empowerment, self-discovery, love, and the absolution that comes…
