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Don’t miss the best recent historical fiction from the past month, hand-picked by our editors!

Don’t miss the best recent historical fiction from the past month, hand-picked by our editors! [BookBub]( [.]( This Month’s Best New Historical Fiction Our goal at BookBub is to help you find amazing new books to read every day. We’re testing out new monthly emails that will highlight the best recent releases in your favorite genres. If you’d like to continue receiving this email, you don’t need to do anything. If you’re not interested, you can opt out by clicking [here](. Finally, if you have any feedback about this new offering, please reply to this email — we’d love to hear from you! [The Phoenix Crown] [The Phoenix Crown] The Phoenix Crown By Kate Quinn and Janie Chang New Release Two powerhouse historical fiction authors join forces for this “page-turning masterpiece of history and suspense” (Marie Benedict)! In early 20th-century San Francisco, singer Gemma and embroiderer Suling cross paths when a railroad magnate offers them a life-changing opportunity. But a devastating earthquake and a far-reaching mystery will propel them on a quest for justice… “The best book I’ve read all year” (New York Times bestselling author Victoria Christopher Murray). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Paperback]( [Audiobook]( [The Great Divide] [The Great Divide] The Great Divide By Cristina Henríquez New Release Just announced as the latest Read with Jenna Book Club pick, this historical novel is highly anticipated by The Washington Post, Elle, and more! Amid the construction of the Panama Canal, a scientist hires a young woman from Barbados as the caregiver for his ailing wife — a fateful decision that transforms all of their worlds. Ann Napolitano loves this “gorgeous, sweeping epic that draws together a truly unforgettable cast of characters.” Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Hardcover]( [Audiobook]( [The Fox Wife] [The Fox Wife] The Fox Wife By Yangsze Choo New Release The bestselling author of Reese’s Book Club pick The Night Tiger returns with one of Time’s Best Books of February: In 1908 Manchuria, a detective investigates the case of an unidentified courtesan who is found frozen to death. Meanwhile, a cursed family finds their lives transformed by their new servant, Snow — but Snow is hiding many secrets… “Utterly captivating” (Oprah Daily), with a touch of magic! Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Hardcover]( [Audiobook]( [The American Daughters] [The American Daughters] The American Daughters By Maurice Carlos Ruffin New Release A New York Times Book Review Editors’ Choice called “enthralling” (Time) and “splendid” (New York Times bestselling author Robert Jones Jr.): After she’s separated from her mother in New Orleans, Ady, a young enslaved woman, joins a clandestine group of women spies working to undermine the Confederacy. “Readers won’t be able to resist this stirring story of freedom by any means necessary” (Publishers Weekly starred review). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Hardcover]( [Audiobook]( [The Hidden Life of Cecily Larson] [The Hidden Life of Cecily Larson] The Hidden Life of Cecily Larson By Ellen Baker New Release Tara Conklin and Lisa Wingate are raving about this multigenerational story of love, loss, and family secrets, perfect for fans of Water for Elephants! In 1924, four-year-old Cecily is left at an orphanage — and is later sold to a traveling circus. In the present day, 94-year-old Cecily takes a DNA test that upends her life once more… “I immensely enjoyed this sweeping, heartrending, emotional roller-coaster of a tale” (Kristin Harmel). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Hardcover]( [Audiobook]( [Sisters of Belfast] [Sisters of Belfast] Sisters of Belfast By Melanie Maure New Release Travel to Northern Ireland in the pages of this “powerful” and “achingly beautiful” new book (The Washington Post): After they’re orphaned during World War II, two sisters are handed over to a group of nuns — but rebellious Isabel and devout Aeilish soon find themselves on diverging life paths… “Readers of Lisa Wingate’s novels will appreciate Maure’s skill at putting a personal spin on a tragic historical event” (Booklist). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Paperback]( [Audiobook]( [The Rumor Game] [The Rumor Game] The Rumor Game By Thomas Mullen New Release Don’t miss the newest novel from an author with praise from Stephen King, Charles Frazier, and Anthony Horowitz! In World War II–era Boston, intrepid reporter Anne writes a story about Nazi propaganda that draws her into the orbit of FBI agent Devon, who’s investigating the mysterious death of a factory worker. Together, they enter a tangled web of danger, espionage, and domestic fascism in this “superior thriller” (Library Journal starred review). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Hardcover]( [Audiobook]( [A Wild and Heavenly Place] [A Wild and Heavenly Place] A Wild and Heavenly Place By Robin Oliveira New Release “As easy to slip into as a favorite sweater” (Kirkus Reviews), this sweeping read from a New York Times bestselling author has rave reviews from Susan Meissner, Melanie Benjamin, and Elizabeth George. Although Samuel and Hailey have lived opposite lives in 19th-century Scotland, a connection blossoms between them. But when Hailey’s father moves them across the globe to Seattle, Samuel will face unimaginable tests in his determined journey to follow her… “Perfect for armchair travelers seeking an absorbing emotional escape” (Booklist). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Hardcover]( [Audiobook]( [The Turtle House] [The Turtle House] The Turtle House By Amanda Churchill New Release A “lovingly illuminated double portrait” (Kirkus Reviews) that spans decades and continents: As Lia and her grandmother, Mineko, share a bedroom in small-town Texas, Mineko recounts stories of love, friendship, and tragedy from her early life in World War II–era Japan — and Lia begins to see her family in a new light. “These characters, and their tentative, flawed stumblings toward grace, will stay with me” (Elizabeth Wetmore, author of Valentine). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Hardcover]( [Audiobook]( [Can’t We Be Friends] [Can’t We Be Friends] Can’t We Be Friends By Denny S. Bryce and Eliza Knight New Release Unravel the story of a powerful Hollywood friendship in this “stunning portrait of two extraordinary women… A must-read!” (Chanel Cleeton). In 1952, jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald crosses paths with rising movie star Marilyn Monroe. Both underestimated by the men in their lives, they immediately bond — and they lean on each other as they fight to control their own futures. “Book clubs and fans of history will love discussing this novel” (Booklist). Find it on Amazon: [Kindle]( [Paperback]( [Audiobook]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. You received this email because you're subscribed to surveys and new feature updates from BookBub. If you don't want to receive emails like this, you can [unsubscribe](. BookBub · 1 Broadway 14th floor · Cambridge, MA 02142 · United States [.](

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