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On Tour With The Coffee Pot Book Club: Renaissance Rivals (Sequel to Leonardo's Swans) by Karen Essex

Renaissance Rivals , the long-awaited sequel to the global bestseller Leonardo’s Swans , brings to life the brutal rivalry between two of history’s most fascinating women: Isabella d’Este, Marchesa of Mantua, celebrated in her own lifetime as “The First Lady of the World,” and Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess of Ferrara, daughter of the infamous Pope Alexander VI and one of the most maligned women in…

On tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club: Marie Conner, A Leading Lady: Her Life and Civic Leadership in a Bygone Era by Elle Mott

Marie Conner, A Leading Lady: Her Life and Civic Leadership in a Bygone Era By Elle Mott Marie was born a girl. That was only her first mistake, according to her father. In an era when daughters and wives are not supposed to be concerned with matters outside the home, Marie is determined to prove him wrong. To do this, she must break down barriers placed on women in society, overcome difficulties…

Queen Anna (Stuart Queens Trilogy) by Tony Riches

A crown won in the eye of a storm. A queen who refuses to be broken... Princess Anna of Denmark sails for Scotland to marry King James VI, but storms ravage her fleet, igniting a deadly obsession with witchcraft in her new home. Arriving in a strange and paranoid court, Anna finds her new husband’s bed is a treacherous place. Surrounded by whispering courtiers and shifting alliances, Anna refuses…

On tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club: Via Malorum II by G.G MacLeod

VIA MALORUM II: INITIUM ENIM EST FINIS In the frozen shadows of Rome’s Appian Way, December 25th, 19 CE, a four-year-old prodigy walks among the mourners, her heart untouched by grief. Julia Agrippina, born with a mind sharper than any gladius and a soul devoid of fear, sees her father’s funeral not as an end, but a beginning. In a world of snarling mobs and scheming kin, she learns the first…

On tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club: The Duke and the Spirits of the Past (The Duke of Hertford) by Michael Stolle

A gripping historical novel full of intrigue, dark secrets, and deadly struggles for power! France in the 17th century – an age of conflict, love, and honour, where any means are justified in the pursuit of power. Henri de Beauvoir is a man who will stop at nothing — even making a pact with the devil — to achieve his sinister ambitions. As the ruthless cousin of the Marquis de Beauvoir and Duke of…

Dragonslayer's Valkyrie: The Legend of Sigurd and Brynhildr by Jennifer Ivy Walker

Last of the Völsung line of kings descended from Odin, Sigurd is one of the elite Sjórúlfar—the fearsome Sea Wolves of southern Norway. Endowed with the divine blood of the wolf, he seeks glory at the Sólhjarta Summer Solstice Tournament to avenge his father’s death. Brynhildr, daughter of the Raven King, is the Sun Falcon shieldmaiden and gifted seeress who has glimpsed her fate as a Valkyrie in…

On tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club: The Fern Flower by Kathleen Shoop

Russia 1908-1917 Every good folktale reveals villains and heroes. Mila Belova’s world is overflowing with both. Born into privilege as the daughter of the Tsar’s favored vodka maker, Mila appears to have everything: wealth, status, and a household devoted to her happiness. But behind the gilded doors of her family estate, she is trapped by the cruelty of a stepmother whose greatest wish is to give…

One More Hour of Daylight by C.M. Gray

From the Bestselling Author of Shadowland On the first day of World War II, a young man makes a promise—one that will shape every choice he makes for the next four years. Essex. September 1939. A wounded German pilot drops from a clear autumn sky into a quiet English field. Seventeen-year-old Derrick finds him—broken and feverish. Not an enemy. Just a young man asking for one small mercy before…

On tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club: The Valet’s Witness by Rohn Hein

In the summer of 1776, as the Declaration of Independence takes shape within the charged chambers of the Second Continental Congress, two lives unfold in quiet, irrevocable collision-one etched into the official record, the other deliberately erased from it. Edward Rutledge, the youngest delegate from South Carolina, moves with calculated precision through a world of rhetoric and reputation.…

The Duty of Daughters – El Deber de las Hijas – by Wendy J. Dunn

Publication Date: November 17th, 2019 Publisher: Poesy Quill Pages: 310 Genre: Historical Fiction / Tudor Fiction Spanish Version: Publication Date: June 1st, 2026 Publisher: Libros de Seda S.L. Pages: 320 Castile, 1490. Doña Beatriz Galindo is an uneasy witness to the Holy War of Queen Isabel of Castile and her husband, Ferdinand, King of Aragon. A holy war pushing the Moors out of territories…