This month’s best new historical fiction

Don't miss the best new historical fiction from the past month, hand-picked by our editors! Don't miss this month's historical fiction picks — which include a New York Times bestseller based on true events, an acclaimed debut set in World War II–era Belgium, and more!

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	In 1895 Paris, a train ride ends in shocking disaster… WHY IT'S READWORTHY: The highly anticipated latest from the New York Times bestselling author of Room and The Wonder Train passengers from all walks of life are forever bound together in this sweeping novel inspired by a true story Illuminating the glamour and chaos of the era, this is "a nail-biter — and you'll learn some history, too" (People) "Has much in common with Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express" (The Washington Post) Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers Ann Patchett was moved by this 'beautiful and deeply engaging' World War II novel WHY IT'S READWORTHY: "Demonstrates the power of storytelling to illuminate the darkest corners of history… A fresh perspective on a much-written-about era" (Christina Baker Kline) When rumors of Nazi occupation become reality, residents of a Brussels apartment complex find their lives transformed — and face an impossible choice Rave reviews from The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Oprah Daily, and more Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers Get swept away by this enchanting tale of sisters, secrets, and the power of the sea WHY IT'S READWORTHY: In 1800, Irish twins Mary and Eliza board a convict ship to Australia — and their fate intertwines with that of two sisters centuries later A Good Morning America Book Club pick from the acclaimed author of Weyward "Absolutely immersive, utterly captivating… Both gripping and heart-wrenching" (New York Times bestselling author Ellery Lloyd) Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers Decades after a writer's disappearance, her daughter unravels her tale WHY IT'S READWORTHY: A dazzling New York Times bestseller inspired by a real-life literary mystery "Brilliant, riveting, so beautifully written, impossible to put down" (Louise Penny) The author of The Secret Book of Flora Lea transports readers to the South Carolina coast and the streets of London Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers The mind-bending saga of a family torn apart by war WHY IT'S READWORTHY: This "dazzling" puzzle box of a novel is "a wonder" (Publishers Weekly starred review) Separated by decades and continents, each of the Altermans is convinced they're the sole survivor of their family… A "profound exploration of trauma, grief, and familial bonds" (Booklist) Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers Jodi Picoult calls this multigenerational epic 'astonishing' WHY IT'S READWORTHY: While visiting her estranged grandmother in North Carolina, Nikki learns the incredible story of a kingdom on a mountain — and her own family's legacy "Fans of hidden-history narratives will enjoy [this] hopeful, empowering tale" (Library Journal) based on true events From the award-winning, New York Times bestselling author of Take My Hand Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers One librarian, two forgotten dollhouses, and an earth-shattering family secret WHY IT'S READWORTHY: After discovering two historic dollhouses, librarian Tildy sets out to unearth their secret history Stretches from belle epoque Paris to 1950s California "Fans of Kate Morton, Sarah Blake, and Fiona Davis will appreciate the novel's lush, atmospheric settings, interwoven narratives, and exploration of historical details" (Booklist) Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers Two sisters find their lives transformed during the Belfast Blitz WHY IT'S READWORTHY: Over the course of four nights, Emma and Audrey watch bombs fall over Northern Ireland — and reckon with their own uncertain futures "It's hard to believe Lucy Caldwell didn't actually live through the Belfast Blitz, it's so accurately depicted" (Tracy Chevalier) Hilary Mantel, author of Wolf Hall, hailed These Days as "a novel of real substance" Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers How did a young mother come to lead the largest spy network in occupied France? WHY IT'S READWORTHY: "A passionate, fiery tribute to a historical woman so extraordinary she almost defies belief" (Kate Quinn) As World War II looms on the horizon, glamorous Marie-Madeleine helps a mysterious operative build a sprawling resistance network — but can she and her agents turn the tide of war? This breathtaking dual-timeline novel brings a remarkable true story to life Learn more... GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers Kate Quinn and Lisa Wingate loved this novel set in postwar California WHY IT'S READWORTHY: After they spot the neighbor's caretaker digging in the yard, a blacklisted Hollywood starlet and her housekeeper get suspicious… The acclaimed author of The Last Year of the War delivers a sparkling tale that "will attract fans of Heather Webb and Melanie Benjamin" (Library Journal) Filled with shocking twists that will keep readers guessing Learn more... MEDIA MENTIONS: GET EBOOK ON: Amazon See other formats and retailers
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