Historical Fiction Bargain Book Box

Historical Fiction Bargain Book Box (16 Books)

Escape into the past with this spectacular collection of sixteen novels, a treasure trove for lovers of history, mystery, and epic adventure. Anchored by three blockbuster titles from the master of storytelling, Wilbur Smith, this box transports you from the shifting sands of Ancient Egypt to the bloody birth of the American Republic. But the journey doesn't stop there—dive into dazzling mythology retellings, solve crimes in Edwardian London, and navigate the perilous intrigue of WWII Paris. Featuring pristine copies of bestsellers and critical darlings, this unparalleled library offers hours of immersive reading across centuries of human drama.

1. Titans of War by Wilbur Smith In an Ancient Egypt on the brink of collapse, a civilization faces a dual threat: a barbarian horde from the east and treacherous betrayal from within. As the empire falters, two brothers must navigate a deadly path of war and power to save their legacy.

2. Storm Tide by Wilbur Smith The American Revolution tears the Courtney family apart. Amidst the violent birth of a new nation, blood ties are tested as family members find themselves on opposing sides of the conflict between the British Crown and the rebel colonists.

3. Nemesis by Wilbur Smith Paris, 1794. The Terror is at its height. Paul Courtney finds himself trapped in a city where the guillotine casts a long shadow. To survive the revolutionary chaos and protect those he loves, he must outwit a ruthless enemy bent on his destruction.

4. The Winter List by S.G. MacLean Charles II has reclaimed the throne, and a list of those who signed his father's death warrant is circulating. Lady Anne Winter returns to a treacherous London, where she is hunted by spies and dragged into a deadly game of vengeance and royal justice.

5. The Housekeepers by Alex Hay In the grandeur of Edwardian Mayfair, the downstairs staff plot a daring revenge against their upstairs masters. A housekeeper assembles a team of women to pull off an audacious heist right under the noses of London's elite during the season's grandest ball.

6. The Midnight House by Amanda Geard A missing woman in 1940s Ireland and a hidden letter discovered decades later link two generations of secrets. The mystery unravels the dark history of an Anglo-Irish estate, revealing how the shadows of the past loom over the present.

7. The Heir of Venus by Laura Shepperson The Trojan War is over, but the cost of survival is high. This retelling shifts the focus to the women surrounding the hero Aeneas, exposing the brutal reality of empire-building and the silenced voices behind the founding of Rome.

8. The Affairs of Ashmore Castle by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles The roaring twenties bring turbulent change to the Earl of Stainton and his estate. As the old aristocracy grapples with financial ruin and modern social mores, the residents of Ashmore Castle face scandals that threaten to crumble their dynasty.

9. The Painter's Daughters by Emily Howes Behind the serene portraits of Thomas Gainsborough lie the turbulent lives of his daughters, Peggy and Molly. Bound by a fierce love and a terrifying secret involving mental illness, the sisters fight for autonomy in a world that demands their silence.

10. Psyche and Eros by Luna McNamara A prophecy foretells that Psyche, a princess trained as a warrior, will face a monster. Instead, she encounters Eros, the god of desire. Bound by a curse and a forbidden love, she must challenge the will of the gods to forge her own destiny.

11. Ridgeline by Michael Punke In the powder keg of the 1866 Wyoming Territory, a clash of wills between a reckless U.S. Army colonel and the Lakota warrior Red Cloud sets the stage for tragedy. This narrative reconstructs the events leading to the bloody Fetterman Massacre.

12. The Last Fashion House in Paris by Renee Ryan In Nazi-occupied Paris, the glamour of the fashion world provides a fragile cover for resistance. A fashion reporter and a Jewish publicist risk everything, using the industry's influence to hide fugitives right under the eyes of the enemy.

13. The Woman on the Bridge by Sheila O'Flanagan Dublin, 1920s. Winnie O'Leary dreams of a quiet life, but love draws her into the violent struggle for Irish independence. As rebellion grips the city, she must make impossible choices between her country, her family, and the man she loves.

14. The Royal Windsor Secret by Christine Wells As the Prince of Wales prepares to abdicate for Wallis Simpson, a young woman discovers a scandalous link to the throne. Believing she is the Prince's illegitimate daughter, she navigates a dangerous path through the secrets of the British monarchy.

15. The Maid's Secret by Nita Prose Molly Gray, a maid with a strict code of conduct and a unique view of the world, returns to solve a new puzzle. As secrets unravel within the hotel walls, Molly must rely on her meticulous nature to untangle the truth.

16. The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose When a famous author drops dead in the hotel tea room, the police suspect foul play. Molly the Maid, knowing the deceased from a past life, steps out of the shadows to sweep up the clues that others miss.