top of page
  • Black Amazon Icon
  • Black Facebook Icon
  • Black Instagram Icon
  • Black Twitter Icon
  • Black Pinterest Icon
  • YouTube - Black Circle
  • book-bub-icon
  • Writer's picturePatti Callahan Henry

SheReads: Winter’s Most Anticipated Historical Fiction Books

Updated: Jan 24, 2022



SheReads

Dec 10, 2020


I always enjoy looking ahead to see what new books will be coming out, and this time I am focusing on the most anticipated historical fiction titles for Winter 2021, December through early March (I will also be compiling a Most Anticipated Historical Fiction of 2021 that will post soon). So many fabulous books are slated to be published in this time frame including a story about Virginia Hall’s time in occupied France, an all-female-led expedition to the Arctic, a garden in England, and a missing Romanov tiara. Here are my Most Anticipated Winter Historical Fiction books:





Surviving Savannah by Patti Callahan


Coming March 9, 2020


The steamship Pulaski (the “Titanic of the South”) sank in 1838 following a boiler explosion, and 180 years later the ship’s ruins have just been discovered. Everly Winthrop, Savannah history professor, is asked to help curate a new museum exhibit containing the artifacts recovered from the old ship, and she is thrilled to participate as well as curious to learn more about the night the ship went down. Alternating between the past and present, Callahan brings the story of the sinking of the Pulaski to life while exploring the various ways humans respond when confronting tragedy.






Click HERE to read more about each of these books!





 

Cindy Burnett


Cindy Burnett currently works part time at Murder by the Book, a crime fiction book store in Houston, Texas. She is a voracious reader and book reviewer who hosts a podcast called the Thoughts from a Page Podcast where she interviews authors and administers a bookstagram account (@thoughtsfromapage) where she talks about all things book related. Cindy is a co-creator of Conversations from a Page (cfapage.net), a Houston author event series that brings authors and readers together in a relaxed and welcoming setting. As a SheReads.com contributor, she writes book articles centered around themes such as historical fiction, non-fiction or mystery series. Cindy also writes book reviews for Bookreporter.com and writes two book columns for The Buzz Magazines. In addition to reading, Cindy loves theatre, art, movies, National parks, travel, and hiking in Colorado during the summer. Read More

bottom of page