The Edge of Light
by Joan Wolf |
The House at Sunset
by Norah Lofts |
Bless This House
by Norah Lofts |
The Town House
by Norah Lofts | 
Royal Escape
by Georgette Heyer | 
The Last English King
by Julian Rathbone |
The Fatal Crown
by Ellen Jones | 
Saraband for Two Sisters
by Philippa Carr |
That Churchill Woman
by Stephanie Barron |
That Summer
by Lauren Willig |
Nethergate
by Norah Lofts |
The House at Old Vine
by Norah Lofts | 
The Flame Bearer
by Bernard Cornwell |
The Other Daughter
by Lauren Willig | 
The Fortune Hunter
by Daisy Goodwin | 
The Mirror & the Light
by Hilary Mantel | 
Silverbridge
by Joan Wolf | 
Daughter of the Red Deer
by Joan Wolf |
The Pretenders
by Joan Wolf | 
From Sand and Ash
by Amy Harmon |
In this beautifully executed continuation of The Road to Avalon, her earlier depiction of sixth-century Britain, Wolf tells the story of Niniane, a Celtic princess, and Ceawlin, bastard son of the King of the West Saxons. Eighty years after the death of Arthur, the Celts are disorganized, drifting away from the cities built by the Romans. The vigorous Saxons, on the other hand, have settled down and become civilized, creating in many ways a more viable culture.