Thanks to Hachette Book Group, we have three copies of The Traitor’s Wife to give away.
Re-launch of “The Wolves of Andover” with a new title and cover: A story of love and intrigue from the early days of America’s history, from the author of the national bestseller The Heretic’s Daughter
To enter, just leave a comment with an American historical fiction recommendation. Make sure your email address is valid. Giveaway closes Wednesday September 21st.
-Only residents of the U.S. or Canada are eligible to win
-No P.O. Boxes, please. Canadian winners must have phone numbers.
-Winners will be subject to the one copy per household rule, which means that if they win the same title in two or more contests, they will receive only one copy of the title (or one set in the case of grouped giveaways) in the mail.
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American historical fiction title? Hmm… I haven’t read any lately. Ah! I know! City of Dreams: A Novel of Nieuw Amsterdam by Beverly Swerling. That was quite the epic book! And it was only the first one!
American historical fiction….how about City of Refuge by Tom Piazza or maybe that’s too recent of history 2005 Hurricane Katrina?! Maybe Jarrettsville by Cornelia Nixon about Maryland right after the U.S. Civil War.
Thanks for the giveaway…savvyverseandwit at gmail
Lost Nation by Jeffrey Lent
Awesome giveaway!
One I read recently was Amelia’s War by Ann Rinaldi, about the Civil War. You can’t go wrong with Rinaldi for YA/middle grade historical fiction.
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No need to enter me in the drawing. I’m reading it via NetGalley now and finding it difficult to tear myself away.
My favourite piece of American historical fiction is THE FEAST OF ALL SAINTS by Anne Rice. It’s among my favourite books, period.
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I haven’t read any American Historical Fiction lately. I think the last one I read/listened to was The Postmistress.
Best historical fiction ever has to be Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell!
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I really enjoyed The Rebellion of Jane Clarke when I read it earlier this year.
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford is most recent American historical fiction book that I’ve read.
The Kitchen House! one of my favorite books! But I also loved Cane River! There are some really good American historical fiction books out there!
My go-to for American historical fiction is always “Ragtime” by E.L. Doctorow. Thanks for the giveaway!
I’d have to recommend Doc by Mary Doria Russell, wonderful book based on the life of Dr. John Henry Holliday, the Doc Holiday of the OK Corral fame.
Thanks for the giveaway. The Wolves of Andover is a book I’ve wanted to read regardless of the title.
Like Leslie, I recently read Doc by Mary Doria Russell and really enjoyed learning about Doc Holliday. The Reservoir by John Milliken Thompson was interesting as well.
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EL Doctorow’s Ragtime. Loved it.
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Gone With the Wind has got to be one of the greatest historical fiction books ever written!Love it!!
The Postmistress by Sarah Blake is what I’ve read recently.