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From Riel to Romance
While Canada’s History magazine doesn’t review historical fiction, we know that many of our readers are devotees of the genre, and so from time to time we compile a list of recently published Canadian titles. The books mentioned here include tales of murder and romance, military conflict and Arctic exploration, as well as a pair of stories about Louis Riel and the Métis people. There are so many recent historical fiction titles that we’ll publish another list very soon!
Song of Batoche, by Maia Caron
Encountering Riel, by David Orr
The House on Selkirk Avenue, by Irena Karafilly
Li Jun and the Iron Road, by Anne Tait
The Tin Triangle, by Linda Abbott
The Water Beetles, by Michael Kahn
An Act of Injustice, by Ray Argyle
Minds of Winter, by Ed O’Loughlin
Promises to Keep, by Genevieve Graham
The Godforsaken Place, by Cinda Gault
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