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The Coffee Pot Book Club Historical Fantasy Book of the Year 2019

The Coffee Pot Book Club

Promoting Quality Fiction since 2015

Historical Fantasy Book of the Year 2019

Gold

Empire's Exile (Empire's Legacy Book 3)By Marian L Thorpe


Silver


Across the Fourwinds (The Maidstone Chronicles #1) By Shane Trusz and Darryl Frayne


Bronze




Dragons in the CloudsBy David Blair




Honourable Mention

The Labyrinthine Journey:(Servant of the Gods Book 2)By Luciana Cavallaro





Congratulations to all the winners!

The Coffee Pot Book Club Debut Novel of the Year 2019

The Coffee Pot Book Club

Promoting Historical Fiction since 2015

Debut Novel Book of the Year 2019

Gold


Antonius: Son of Rome By Brook Allen


Silver


State of Treason By Paul Walker


Bronze


Far Away Bird By Douglas A, Burton


Honourable Mention


 Phoenix Rising ( The House of the Red Duke, #1)By Vivienne Brereton


Congratulations to all the winners!

The Coffee Pot Book Club Time-Travel Book of the Year 2019

The Coffee Pot Book Club

Promoting Historical Fiction since 2015

The Time-Travel Book of the Year 2019

Gold

A Newfound Land (The Graham Saga, Book 4)By Anna Belfrage


Silver


Serpents in the Garden (The Graham Saga #5) By Anna Belfrage


Bronze


The Prodigal Son (The Graham Saga, Book #3)By Anna Belfrage



Honourable Mention


The Last Plantagenet? A Ricardian Romance By Jennifer C. Wilson


Congratulations to all the winners!

The Coffee Pot Book Club Historical Erotica Book of the Year 2019

The Coffee Pot Book Club

Promoting Historical Fiction since 2015

The Historical Erotica Book of the Year 2019

Gold


Tales of Freya: Sensual Short Stories By Sarah Dahl





Silver


A Torch In His Heart (The Wanderer #1)
By Anna Belfrage




Bronze


Smoke in her Eyes (The Wanderer #2) By Anna Belfrage



Congratulations to all the winners!

The Coffee Pot Book Club Historical Romance Book of the Year 2019

The Coffee Pot Book Club

Promoting Historical Fiction since 2015

The Historical Romance Book of the Year 2019

Gold


Beguiling the Baron By Elizabeth Keysian


Silver


Lies of Gold By Jan Selbourne


Silver



The Prodigal Laird By Vanda Vadas


Bronze






The Raided Heart (Historic Hearts, #1) By Jennifer C. Wilson


Honourable Mention


Whispers in the Canyon By Gifford MacShane




Honourable Mention

An Officer’s Vow (Gentlemen Book 2) By Penny Hampson


Congratulations to all the winners!

The Coffee Pot Book Club Historical Fiction Book Of The Year Award 2019

The Coffee Pot Book Club

Promoting Historical Fiction since 2015

The Historical Fiction Book of the Year 2019


The Historical Fiction Book of the YearAncient History
Gold


Antonius: Son of Rome By Brook Allen


Silver


Gift of the Gods: Silver and Gold By Thomas J. Berry


Bronze

Victus: The Civilis Saga #1
By Peter Baggott


Honourable Mention


LONA - Wolf Queen: The Civilis Saga Book #2
 By Peter Baggott



Honourable Mention

Rosevetha’s Curse:The Civilis Saga Part #3 By Peter Baggott


The Historical Fiction Book of the YearThe Early Medieval Period 

Gold






Far Away Bird   By Douglas A. Burton


Silver


The Confessor's Wife By Kelly Evans


Bronze


The Sugar Merchant By James Hutson-Wiley



Honourable Mention


Arthur Dux Bellorum (A Light in the Dark Ages Book 4) By Tim Walker

Honourable Mention


The Briton and the Dane: Concordia (The Briton and the Dane #4) By Mary Ann Bernal

The Historical Fiction Book of the Year
The Viking Era

Gold




Viking Warlord:A Saga of Thorkell the GreatBy David K. Mullaly


Silver


Blood and Destiny By Chris Bishop




Bronze


Pit of Vipers: (Sons of Kings #2) By Millie Thomas


Honourable Mention

The Swan's Road:(The Atheling Chronicles Book #1) By Garth Pettersen



The Historical Fiction Book of the YearThe Middle Ages
Gold


A Tapestry of Treason By Anne O’Brien


Silver


The Cold Light of Dawn
 (The King’s Greatest Enemy #4)By Anna Belfrage


Bronze


Days of Sun and Glory (The King's Greatest Enemy #2) By Anna Belfrage



Honourable Mention


A King Under Siege:Book One of The Plantagenet Legacy By Mercedes Rochelle



The Historical Fiction Book of the YearThe Tudors • Stuarts • Commonwealth • Renaissance Era


Gold


 Written in their Stars
(The Lydiard Chronicles Book 3) Elizabeth St.John

Silver


 Severed Knot By Cryssa Bazos




Silver


Entertaining Mr Pepys By Deborah Swift


Bronze



 A Necessary Killing (William Constable Spy Thriller Series, Book 2)By Paul Walker


Bronze

A Song of Sixpence: The Story of Elizabeth of York and Perkin Warbeck
 By Judith Arnopp 


Honourable Mention




The Girl from Oto (The Miramonde Series Book 1) By Amy Maroney


Honourable Mention

Thieves’ Castle (The Tyburn Folios Book 2) By Dean Hamilton


The Historical Fiction Book of the YearModern History


Gold


Auschwitz Syndrome: a Holocaust novel based on a true story (Women and the Holocaust Book 3) By Ellie Midwood


Silver

The Dragon Lady By Louisa Treger


Silver

No Woman's Land: A Holocaust Novel By Ellie Midwood


Bronze


The Vogels: On All Fronts  (The Half-Bloods Book 2) By Jana Petken

Bronze


The Carpet Weaver of Uşak
By Kathryn Gauci


Honourable Mention

Storytellers By Bjørn Larssen


Honourable Mention

Whirligig By Richard Buxton


Finalist

Conflict on the Yangtze By Greg Kater

Finalist


The King of Dunkirk: (The King’s Germans Book #2) By Dominic Fielder



Congratulations to all the winners!

The Coffee Pot Book Club Book Cover of the Year Goes to Wanders Far By David Fitz-Gerald #CoverCompetition #HistoricalFiction @AuthorDAVIDFG

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Wanders FarBy David Fitz-Gerald 



Wanders Far lived in dangerous times and was faced with one difficult challenge after another. He was a skinny, quiet boy who was raised on the banks of a tributary of New York State’s Mohawk River, hundreds of years before colonists arrived. One lifetime was not enough for Wanders Far’s old soul.From a very young age, his wanderlust compelled him down one path after another. No village could contain him.He was happy living a simple life in the physical world during challenging times. The spirit world had other plans.A wise, enigmatic shaman mentored Wanders Far and helped him cultivate the supernatural visions that haunted him. His guide could only help him so far.He set out to become a runner, carrying important messages across the lands of his people and their enemies. He ended up fulfilling a much greater destiny than he ever imagined. “This engrossing, well-written novel tells the story of a pivotal moment in Iroquois history through a well-traveled protagonist.”
 Kirkus Reviews

Pick up your copy ofWanders FarAmazon UK • Amazon US

David Fitz-Gerald
After a chaotic day as a business person, Dave enjoys getting lost in the settings he imagines and spending time with the characters he creates. Writing historical fiction is like making paintings of the past. He loves to weave fact and fiction together, stirring in action, adventure, romance, and a heavy dose of the supernatural with the hope of transporting the reader to another time and place. He is an Adirondack 46-er, which means he has hiked all of the highest peaks in New York State, so it should not be surprising when Dave attempts to glorify hikers as swashbuckling superheroes in his writing.Wanders Far—An Unlikely Hero’s Journey is the first in a series of books in the Adirondack Spirit Series.
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@AnnaCampbellozCheck out Anna Campbell's fabulous book – Mistletoe Wishes: A Regency Christmas Collection #RegencyRomance #Christmas

Mistletoe Wishes: A Regency Christmas CollectionBy Anna Campbell
Six breathtakingly romantic Christmas treats from Anna Campbell, together in one collection at last – and all at a bargain price!

The Winter Wife: Will an unexpected meeting on Christmas Eve deliver a second chance at love?

Her Christmas Earl: To save her sister from scandal, Philippa Sanders ventures into a rake’s bedroom – and into his power. Now only a hurried Christmas marriage can rescue her reputation.

A Pirate for Christmas: What is vicar’s daughter Bess Farrar to do when the dashing new earl, the man gossip paints as a ruthless pirate, kisses her on their first meeting? Why, kiss him right back of course!

Mistletoe and the Major: After years of war, Major Lord Canforth returns to England a hero. Now he faces his greatest battle—to win the heart of the wife he hasn’t seen since their wedding.

A Match Made in Mistletoe: Serena Talbot makes a wish on the mistletoe—but the mistletoe gets it wrong! A Christmas of chaos and confusion lies ahead. Will mistletoe magic lead to a happy ending?

The Christmas Stranger: At Christmastime, a stranger crossing the threshold means good fortune. But is Josiah Hale’s arrival lucky for Maggie, the girl Christmas forgot?
Excerpt
Flick’s lips turned down in a self-derisive smile. “I owe you an apology. That was a poor welcome I gave you. An empty house, and a wife stinking of the stables.”
Actually when he’d first touched her, Canforth had caught the scent of crushed flowers and something that was Flick alone. He’d remembered that fragrance immediately—it would always be the aroma of heaven. There might have been a hint of horse and hay, too, but he hadn’t cared. He’d been too busy fighting the urge to bury his face in her hair and tell her how much he’d missed her. Which would have ruined things between them forever. If he leaped on her like a starving wolf the minute he came home, she’d run for the hills.
“It’s still my home, empty or not, and I gave you no warning I was coming. But you haven’t told me why you’re spending Christmas alone.”
She took another sip of wine. “I didn’t feel like going through all the hullabaloo this year. It…it seemed easier to miss you here at Otway than in a noisy, happy crowd of people, however much I love them.”
Shock made him sit up straight and stare at her. “You missed me?”
The question surprised her. “Of course.”
“But I’ve been away for ages.”
She gave a grim laugh. “I know.”
By Jove, that was dashed nice to hear. Dashed nice. To think, she’d missed him. Perhaps his case wasn’t quite as hopeless as he thought. He leaned back and stretched his legs toward the fire. “Well.”
A smile lit her eyes to burned caramel. “Well, indeed.”
She set aside her wine and picked up her sewing, as if she hadn’t changed his world in the space of a second. “It means a plain Christmas dinner, I’m afraid. A returning hero deserves to have all the stops pulled out.”
Another silence fell, this one more comfortable than the last. Canforth finished his wine and let its warmth fortify the warmth seeping into his blood with every moment in his wife’s presence. For years, he’d been cold and lonely. Was his exile finally at an end?
He’d had no idea what welcome awaited him at Otway Hall. But this hadn’t been it.
Although so far, he had no complaints. He and Flick had never managed a proper conversation before. He prayed this was only the first of many to come.
“Compared to some of the places I’ve been since I left you, this is luxury indeed,” he said, as if there had been no break in the conversation. She’d been brave enough to admit she’d missed him. He could be brave, too. “And having you to myself for a few days without worrying about an army of servants or an influx of guests is perfect.”
She looked up quickly. “Really?”
“Really.”
She drank from her wineglass to hide another blush. And he still found it charming. “Would you like to go to the midnight service?”
He shook his head. “I’d rather keep my head down for a couple of days, before the villagers discover I’m back. Is that too ungodly?”“No, it makes perfect sense. If you’d come back to a house full of servants, keeping your arrival quiet would be impossible. But Biddy and Joe won’t gossip, and this gives you a chance to settle in without anyone bothering you.”
Not quite true. His wife bothered him a great deal. “Will you go?”
“Oh, yes. I have so many reasons to be thankful.”
She smiled, and his lingering misgivings about the future faded to a distant rumble. He was home. He had time to make everything the way he wanted it.
Pick up your copy ofMistletoe Wishes: A Regency Christmas CollectionAmazon US • Amazon UK • Amazon AU • Amazon CA • Kobo• Barnes and Noble • iTunes.


Anna Campbell
ANNA CAMPBELL has written 10 award-winning historical romances for Grand Central Publishing and Avon HarperCollins and her work is published in 22 languages. She has also written 23 bestselling independently published romances. Anna has won numerous awards for her Regency-set stories including Romantic Times Reviewers Choice, the Booksellers Best, the Golden Quill (three times), the Heart of Excellence (twice), the Write Touch, the Aspen Gold (twice) and the Australian Romance Readers Association’s favorite historical romance (five times). Anna is currently engaged in writing the Lairds Most Likely series which starts with The Laird’s Willful Lass (2018). When she’s not travelling the world seeking inspiration for her stories, she lives on the beautiful east coast of Australia.
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Check out Julie Whitley's fabulous book — Secrets of the Home Wood:The Sacrifice #ChildrenFiction #fantasy @AuthorJWhitley

Secrets of the Home Wood: The SacrificeBy Julie Whitley

For Jonathon, the Home Wood that border his grandfather’s farm has always been a source of mystery and dread. Strange half-heard rumours passed among aunts, uncles and cousins never quite add up.
More than twenty years ago, his father—when he was Jonathon’s age—was swallowed up by the Home Wood for more than a day and came back badly injured. That was when his grandfather forbade any family member from venturing back there.
And so when from his bedroom window one morning, Jonathon sees his father once again cross into the Home Wood, he knows something is very wrong. Deceiving his grandfather, Jonathon sets out after his father and makes his way, for the first time in his life, into the woods.
What he finds there is beyond even his wildest imagination.

Excerpt
Do I want to be dinner? Cripes, what kind of question is that?
Jonathon passed an assessing glance over what held Pugg fast. The world, at that moment, consisted of Pugg’s alarmed face and an intricate trap the size of a bus woven between the branches of the tree. Jonathon’s heart thudded against his breast bone. He drew in a breath and began to slash at the sticky web. He struggled to maintain a determined focus as he sawed with all his strength on the hater-sized strand of the web that kept the warrior captive. Jonathon blocked out Pugg’s tension and the hissing, clicking sound from the higher branches. Clicking? it sounded like giant castanets. he cut harder. With a grunt he was through. Another down. he moved to the next while trying to stay clear of the sticky strands himself.
The clicking grew closer. Jonathon avoided looking at Pugg’s face and continued to hack until he had made a hole large enough for Pugg to drop through. the boy grabbed one of the warrior’s legs to guide him.  He pulled hard but Pugg didn’t move.
Jon looked up. The web had stuck under one of Pugg’s arms. The warrior’s eyes were hug and black, pupils fulled dilated, as he cast a quick glance down at Jonathon. Jon followed the direction of Pugg’s stare. Two enormous hairy legs pushed aside the leafy branches above him and revealed the clicking’s source.
The razor fangs and mandibles of a black spider smacking together in ravenous anticipation, red eyes aglow.
The beast was the size of a bull elephant.
Pick up your copy ofSecrets of the Home Wood: The SacrificeAmazon• Barnes and Noble

Julie Whitley
Julie Whitley is a retired nurse who lives with her husband and mother in what was a small village, now incorporated into a city. She is the mother of a beautiful daughter and grandmother of two grandsons, with whom she loves to spend all her spare time. As well as writing, Julie is an artist, painting in oils and watercolour. Secrets of the Home Wood: the Sacrifice is her first novel and represents a labour of love over twenty years in the making.The sequel, The Stalker, will be ready for launch soon.
Connect with Julie: Website • Blog • Facebook • Twitter.