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- Office of Innocence by Thomas Keneally (during World War II)
- Let Loose the Dogs by Maureen Jennings (19th century Toronto)
- The Feast of the Goat by Mario Vargas Llosa (1960s)
- Cheops by Paul West (ancient times)
- The Monsters of St. Helena by Brooks Hansen (exile of Napolean)
- The Jester by James Patterson (11th century)
- Silk by Alessandro Baricco (1860s)
- Hades’ Daughter by Sara Douglass (ancient times)
- The Sabre’s Edge by Allan Mallinson (1820s)
- The Big Snow by David Park (1960s)
- Another Kind of Life by Catherine Dunne (19th century)
- The Fall of Light by Niall Williams (19th century)
- Ten Thousand Lovers by Edeet Ravel (1970s)
- Caravaggio by Christopher Peachment (16th and 17th century)
- Lucrezia Borgia by John Faunce (biographical novel; Renaissance)
- Cloud of Sparrows by Takashi Matsuoka (19th century)
- One Man’s Justice by Akira Yoshimura (1940s U.S. occupation)
- The Dragon King’s Palace by Laura Joh Rowland (17th century)
- The Coffee Trader by David Liss (17th century)
- The Stars Can Wait by Jay Basu (World War II)
- Emperor: The Gates of Rome by Conn Iggulden
- A Song for Nero by Thomas Holt (1st century)
- The White Russian by Tom Bradby (1917 St. Petersburg)
- The Kitchen Boy by Robert Alexander (Bolshevik revolution, seen through the eyes of the Tsar’s kitchen boy)
- The Retreat by Patrick Rambaud (Napolean's invasion)
- Frankie & Stankie by Barbara Trapido (1950s)
- Blue Poppies by Jonathan Falla (during Chinese invasion)
- Lucy, by Ellen Feldman (1930s and 1940s)
- A Place Called Rainwater, by Dorothy Garlock (Oklahoma in the late 1920s)
- I Should Be Extremely Happy in Your Company by Brian Hall (Lewis and Clark expedition)
- Freedom Land by Martin Marcus (Seminole War)
- Shadow Boxer by Eddie Muller (San Francisco late 1940s)
- Angels Watching Over Me by Michael Phillips (The South in the 1850s)
- Waltz into Darkness[?] by William Irish[?] (New Orleans in 1880)
- The Road to Wellville[?] by T.C. Boyle (the story of Dr. John Harvey Kellogg[?], the inventor of the cornflake, and his Battle Creek Sanitarium. It is set in 1907)
- When the Emperor Was Divine by Julie Otsuka (Japanese-Americans during World War II)
- A Greater Glory by James Scott Bell (early 1900s in Los Angeles)
- Oscar Wilde Discovers America by Louis Edwards (Oscar Wilde tours the United States)
- The Battle of Milroy Station by Robert Fowler (Civil War)
- Property by Valerie Martin (slave rebellion)
- Daughter of the Loom by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller (19th century Lowell, Massachusetts)
- Into the Valley: The Settlers by Rosanne Bittner (Revolutionary War)
- More than a Dream by Lauraine Snelling (Scandinavian immigrants in 1897 Minnesota)
- Fanny and Sue by Karen Stolz (St. Louis during the Great Depression)
- White Doves at Morning by James Lee Burke (Civil War)
- The Runaway Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini (the Underground Railroad)
- The Final Confession of Mabel Stark by Robert Hough (female animal trainer in Barnum & Bailey circus during 1930s)
- Unholy Fire by Robert Mrazek (Civil War)
- Blood and Bitter Wind by Earl Murray (California gold rush)
- Home to Trinity by Delia Parr (1830s Pennsylvania)
- Hope by Mary Ryan (Colorado gold rush)
- Sweet Sunday by John Lawton (1960s New York)
- The Tapestries by Kien Nguyen
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