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Six Historical Fiction Books from Six Authors.
We're six historical fiction authors who gathered in Nashville at our publisher's annual AuthorFest. (Yes, we had an outstanding time!) We live and breathe historical fiction, just like you probably do. And we love to share our novels with new readers. Enter and you might win one of our books, or all six—and you may even find your next favorite author.
Winners Receive a Signed Book from the Nashville Six Authors:
About the Books
Unspoken by Jann Alexander
Secrets and Survival in the Texas Dust Bowl
Texas, 1935: During the Dust Bowl and Depression, in a small Panhandle town where nobody can fix air you can't breathe, one tenacious girl will stop at nothing to reunite her family and rebuild home. But first, she'll have to face what's unspoken.
"Reminds me, in tone, of Texas classics like The Time it Never Rained and Giant. I loved it. Alexander is a great new talent in the genre of Texana" —W.F. Strong, NPR Commentator
The Refugees by Marie W. Watts [Coming Nov. 24]
Two centuries. One family. The price of survival in America. Based on the author’s ancestors, The Refugees weaves together stories of ordinary people caught in the sweep of history, bound by blood, faith, and precious objects carrying their memories.
"An extraordinary look into the past ... with rich detail and fascinating insights. A must-read for lovers of immersive historical fiction!" —R. Ghrist, historical fiction author, I am Joey
Braving the Dawn by Peggy Joque Williams
Banished from France by King Louis XIV, Sylvienne d’Aubert must rebuild her life in a Canadian frontier colony that is at once welcoming and dangerous. But the king’s reach is long and her past haunts her at every turn.
“Sylvienne makes…impossible choices, finding love in unexpected places…a perfect blend of fiction and non-fiction, history and romance.” —Amazon review
The Last Gypsy Queen by Linda Paul
1942: Marisol, a Romani Gypsy forced to tell fortunes at a lakeside park, dreams of becoming a doctor. When she falls for a tycoon’s son bound for war, forbidden love sparks danger, forcing her to choose between heritage, love, and destiny.
"A fascinating, beautifully written, and researched novel that speaks to anyone who has ever questioned their future or their place in a community." —Georgie Blalock
Under Two Flags by Janis Robinson Daly
Berlin 1916. Boston-born opera singer, Josephine Marzynski finds herself in the middle of Germany in the darkest hours of World War I. Torn between her music study and loyalty to America, she discovers the truest anthem of freedom is one she composes.
“Daly sensitively explores war, patriotism, and ambition in this well-researched tale!" —Kate Quinn, best-selling historical fiction author
Abandoning the Script by Linda Rosen
Lucy never wanted the ring on her finger or the baby in the crib, but in 1922 there isn’t much she can do about it. How far will she go to live her dream life — and at what cost to herself and those she loves?
"Linda Rosen sets back the clock and gets it all right. A thought provoking, imagination stoking trip back to New York in the 1920s." —Marilyn Simon Rothstein, author