So...I've been over to the New Title Showcase listings for the BEA and I found five titles that really caught my eye. Here they are:
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| Charlotte Sophia: Myth, Madness and the Moor Tina Andrews Publication Year: 2010 Publisher: The Malibu Press Charlotte Sophia was queen of England, wife of "mad" King George III, Queen Victoria's grandmother, and in love with Johann Christian Bach. But neither her king, her country, nor her lover knew she was black. |
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| Quicksilver Joy Spraycar Publication Year: 2010 Publisher: AuthorHouse A recurring nightmare holds Serry Miller in its grip and has for most of her life. In spite of her fear of the man who becomes a monster, she’s in love with him. |
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| Sistine Heresy Justine Saracen Publication Year: 2009 Publisher: Bold Strokes Books Adrianna Borgia, survivor of the Borgia court, presents Michelangelo with the greatest temptations of his life while struggling with soul-threatening desires for the painter Raphaela. |
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| The Afflicted Girls: A Novel of Salem Suzy Witten Publication Year: 2009 Publisher: Dreamwand Something terrible happened in Salem Village in 1692 . . . but it isn't what you think! This debut historical novel offers a startling new theory of the Salem witch-hunt certain to put this 300-year-old unsettled mystery to rest. Centering her story on Salem Village and its inhabitants, exploring their dark household corners as if she is solving a crime, author-researcher Suzy Witten adeptly details how the disintegration occurred while spinning familiar facts in new directions, with the mysterious "afflictions" finally explained. WINNER 2010 IPPY SILVER MEDAL for Historical/Military Fiction A Walt Disney Studios Fellowship Finalist |
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| A New Dawn Rising Patricia Budd Publication Year: 2007 Publisher: iUniverse In the tradition of Jane Austin and the Bronte sisters, this historical romance, set in Georgia 1809, reflects one man's struggle for love and independence. Head over to the New Title Showcase to see what titles interest you. |
Ooooo cool choices! Well done :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of these titles, but a couple of them sound interesting! Especially the one about George III's wife (she had something like 15 kids, I think!)
ReplyDeleteI love the cover of Quicksilver.
ReplyDeleteI didn't even look at the New Title showcase.
ReplyDeleteThe only one of the ones that you had featured that I had heard of before was the Suzy Witten book.
Charlotte Sophia has really caught my eye, too!
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