#Bookreviewsbytimeperiodandsub-genre

Review: Welcome to Quayside by Stefania Hartley

Contemporary bite-size stories of community in a London block of flats

Book Review: A Season of Goodwill by Stefania Hartley

Short stories for the holiday season set in Sicily

Review: Goodbye to Budapest by Margarita Morris

Present tense thriller about the Hungarian Uprising 1956

Review: The Last Runaway by Tracey Chevalier

First person Quaker 1850s pioneer America

Review: Range War Legacy by Patricia Stinson

Early 20th century Oregon ranchers fiction

Review: Daughter of Time by Sarah Woodbury

First-person romantic time-travel back to medieval Wales

Review: The Evening and the Morning by Ken Follett

English Dark Ages page-turner

Review: What’s Mine is Yours by Stefania Hartley

Humorous short stories set in modern Sicily

Review: The Secret History by Donna Tartt

Literary psychological thriller 1980s New England college

Review: The Curse of the Pharaohs by Elizabeth Peters

Early 20th century murder mystery in Egypt

Review: Plenty of Fish in the Sicilian Sea by Stefania Hartley

Humorous Romance set in modern-day Sicily

Review: Mozart, the Man Revealed by John Suchet

An intimate biography of the great composer