Try these authors:
Catherine Coulter
Bertrice Small
Elizabeth Lowell
Diana Gabaldon
Karen Marie Moning
Sara Donati
2006-10-18 12:56:49
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answered by arenee1999 3
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I would recommend anything by Phillipa Gregory who is a dynamic and historically accurate author. Particularly The Other Boelyn Girl was an excellent read, as well as The Favored Child. Another Author is the lady who wrote Outlander and her books but I cannot think of the name off-hand. I believe it Gabaldon (the last name) I also liked a book called Girl with the Pearl Earring which is a movie as well, but you must read the book to fully appreciate it. Hope this helps a little.
2006-10-18 09:06:43
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answered by Inda Mist 2
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Try authors Penelope Stokes, Janette Oke, Richard Paul Evans, and Catherine Marshall.
2006-10-18 19:31:39
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answered by Puff 5
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A great historical romance novel is "The Witch of Cologne" by Tobsha Learner.
From Publishers Weekly
In a sensuous 17th-century saga set in German Catholic Cologne, Learner (Quiver) transports readers to a time when studying the ancient Kabbalah could prove deadly for a young Jewish midwife. Ruth bas Elazar Saul is the headstrong daughter of the chief rabbi of Deutz, Cologne's Jewish ghetto. She undertakes the forbidden course of mystical study, her Sephardic mother's legacy, before absconding to Amsterdam to escape an arranged marriage. There, Ruth acquires the contemporary midwifery skills she will combine with her sacred learning, and upon her return to Cologne she delivers wealthy burghers' babies using new lifesaving methods, earning a reputation for more than medical genius. Word of her skills travels quickly, and as the Spanish Inquisition stretches its tentacles to the Rhineland, Ruth is arrested for sorcery by the sadistic archbishop Carlos Vicente Solitario, whose persecution of her is fueled by a stymied youthful obsession with her mother. Ruth's keen intelligence and bravery in prison win her an ally, Canon Detlef von Tennen, who falls passionately in love with the "Jewess." The two marry, and Learner has readers rooting for the survival of their unlikely alliance. This steamy, riveting page-turner is also a paean to the triumph of a woman's spirit. (Aug.)
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2006-10-18 09:49:43
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answered by BlueManticore 6
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Just finishing one called 'The other Boleyn Girl' by Philippa Gregoryl. Lots of historical accuracy and a good yarn to boot.
Also found "the Mists of Avalon" by marion Bradley was a fabulous read... if you are into fairy lore and all things Arthurian
2006-10-18 09:56:09
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answered by apple 2
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There's a book called Lord of the Isles, by Amanda Scott. That one's quite good.
2006-10-18 09:50:31
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answered by Lady Ettejin of Wern 6
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Ivan the triblle , Taliran , Napelon ,the writor of two latter book
is Tarleh, third Raish the story of Hitler and secrete adventure of war
2006-10-18 09:59:11
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answered by eshaghi_2006 3
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