Category Review: Historical Fiction Historical fiction is a genre that has been popular for centuries. It allows readers to immerse themselves in different time periods and explore what life was like during those times. This category review will focus on six historical fiction novels, each with its own unique storyline and setting. Fannie's Last Supper by Carolyn Dunn is a novel that takes place during the American Civil War. The book follows Fannie, a young woman who has lost everything in the war, including her family and her home. As she struggles to survive, she discovers a mysterious painting that leads her on a journey of self-discovery and redemption. The Last Serenade by Sybil Ingram is set during Victorian England and follows a young woman named Isabella as she tries to solve the mystery behind her father's death. The book combines elements of romance, suspense, and historical fiction to create an engaging story that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. The Last Days of Thunder Child: Victorian Britain in chaos! by Martian Invasion of Victorian Britain is a novel that imagines what life would be like if the Martians had invaded Victorian England. The book follows a group of characters as they try to survive and fight back against the alien invasion. The Sleeping Room by John Eaton is set during World War II and follows a young woman named Alice who works at a mental hospital in London. As she tries to help her patients, she discovers that there are dark secrets hidden within the walls of the hospital. The Last Van Gogh by Peter Watt is a novel that explores the life and work of Vincent van Gogh. The book follows a young woman named Clara as she tries to uncover the truth behind van Gogh's death and his mysterious paintings. The Last of the Climbing Boys (Victorian London Ebooks Book 1) by David Hargreaves is set during Victorian England and follows a group of boys who work in the dangerous world of chimney sweeping. The book combines elements of historical fiction, mystery, and adventure to create an exciting story that will keep readers on their toes. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street by Stephen King is a retelling of the classic tale of Sweeney Todd. The book follows the infamous barber as he seeks revenge against those who wronged him in the past. The Last Necromancer (The Ministry Of Curiosities Book 1) by Jonathan Stroud is set during Victorian England and follows a young woman named Eliza Scanlan as she tries to solve the mystery behind her father's death. The book combines elements of fantasy, historical fiction, and mystery to create an engaging story that will keep readers on their toes. Broadmoor: A History of the Criminally Insane by Andrew Scott is a non-fiction book that explores the history of Broadmoor Hospital, one of the most famous mental hospitals in England. The book delves into the lives of some of the hospital's most notorious patients and examines the treatment they received. The Last Days of the Fighting Machine: The Martian Apocalypse of Victorian Britain by Mark Hodder is a novel that imagines what life would be like if the Martians had invaded Victorian England. The book follows a group of characters as they try to survive and fight back against the alien invasion. Overall, these historical fiction novels offer readers an exciting journey through different time periods and explore what life was like during those times. Each novel has its own unique storyline and setting, making them all worth reading for fans of the genre.