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Looking for two other Historical Fiction authors to join me in a mini-review round. Any era welcome! If interested, lmk!

That sounds like fun. But I don't have anything written yet.

LOL, when you have something written, let me know. :-)

Christa, not sure I qualify. I have a historical novel series. It's Georgian Britain-set and low fantasy but if you think it would work let me know. https://amorrie.com will give you the idea.

Hi

I am looking for arc readers on booksprout for my novel "The Grand Couvert".
The blurb's below

One man trying to survive the revolution. One many trying to climb out of the gutter. One cat trying to kill them both…

Edouard Laurent is a young man struggling to survive in a tumultuous Paris during the dying embers of the Revolution. He was a hesitant participant in a chateau burning and has been conscripted to the Republican army. So, when Ivo Armel, a power-hungry official offers the chance of a pardon if Edouard retrieves a mysterious relic, Edouard and a strange team of adventurers set off. Unknown to them, they are being pursued by a small feline, who believes himself to be the Comte of the chateau Edouard helped reduce to ashes.

Will Edouard and his friends unravel the mystery of this relic and its significance to Armel’s revolution? Can the Comte endure terrible wine, worse lovers, and the indignity of repeatedly getting his head stuck in glasses while in pursuit for his vengeance?

A highly comedic, heartwarming and oddly, historically accurate novel by Eoghan Brunkard, author of ‘Clementine Lane’, of the trials of surviving late 18th century Europe.

I am limited to 23 claims, and I would love launch with reviews ready for the Amazon page.

https://booksprout.co/reviewer/review...

With Thanks

Eoghan

Yes! I've just published "Daniel Stubb: 1808-1809" a historical fiction novel based on the Napoleonic Wars and am looking for reviews. If interested, contact me here or at clovatt@xplornet.ca Naturally a free e-copy will be provided.

Here's the blurb: "August 1, 1808: Fifty years after the tale of Josiah Stubb ends on the Plains of Abraham, another British army lands on the shores of the Iberian Peninsula. Among them is Josiah’s grandson, Daniel. The British have come to teach Napoleon a lesson, but behind the bravado uncertainties abound. Their general, Sir Arthur Wellesley (disparagingly referred to by some as ‘the sepoy general), is untried in the European theatre, while the soldiers under his command are considered to be second rate by their peers. It remains to be seen whether they will have what it takes to stand up to Napoleon’s veterans.

The future promises opportunities aplenty for a dashing young officer … if he can survive. However, aside from his career, Daniel must also master his feelings for a woman who is sleeping with the enemy."

Adding another WWI naval historical fiction title to this thread:

Heimkehr (back home), a true story of 52 German naval cadets stranded in Chile when WWI breaks out, and their journey back to Europe across enemy-controlled waters.

I'm giving away 5 free Kindle copies for honest reviews, details here:

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Happy to answer any questions about the book!

Carlos Marsh
Author
Heimkehr: Back Home

Hi Christa,

If you are still open, I have 2 books out on Goodreads and Amazon that I'm looking for honest reviews on. They are part of a historical/coming-of-age fiction series set in the ancient Roman Empire on a fictionalized island called Aegea. If you love character-driven stories with light fantasy elements, depth, and heart, you'll love my books! You can choose to review one or both of the following books.

Before the Legend (Book 1)
Troy's world is safe, permanent, and unquestioned—until a single nightmare shatters that certainty. In 3 days, the young prince must grapple with questions he wasn't meant to understand yet. But when an earth-shattering event rocks his island home, will he be able to save his parents in time?

Roman Identity (Book 2)
It's been ten years since the Quake that devastated his home. The same Quake that took the one person he loved the most. Everyone seemed to have moved on, except him.

Troy is determined to be the best student at the Grammaticus, if it means pleasing his aloof father, who just so happens to be the King. But one day he crosses paths with a mysterious dog in the family's villa. And for the first time in a long time, he found joy. But he is forbidden to keep the dog. And when the dog's life is threatened, Troy is determined to keep his furry friend safe, but at what cost to himself?

Find out in this heart-tugging tale about finding joy after grief, the secrets we keep, and the power of friendship.