The long lost gems of American HF

[Misfit]

I love to scrounge the library sales and always on the hunt for long lost books worthy of a new life. Can't call them yet, but here's a couple of interesting finds.


Whoot! New France. You should see the map on the inside.
George Rogers Clark. I really liked Thom's Follow the River.



Any other suggestions?

[Susanna - Censored by GoodReads]

Have you read Elswyth Thane's Williamsburg novels?

[Misfit]

Susanna wrote: "Have you read Elswyth Thane's Williamsburg novels?"

Just the first two. Loved them.

[Susanna - Censored by GoodReads]

The third one, Ever After is also largely American, and very good. The series goes more international, with a lot of settings in England, after that.

Ever After's setting is the Spanish-American War.

[Misfit]

This is one of several unfinished series I need to get back to. I keep getting side-tracked.

[Mitzi]

I need to pick up Long Knife, have you read it before?

[Misfit]

Mitzi wrote: "I need to pick up Long Knife, have you read it before?"

No, but I do want to read more from Thom. He's got one on Lewis and Clark. The title escapes me and I really need to get back to working today :/

[Mitzi]

lol yeah GR and work don't mix very well... ;)

[Misfit]

No lie, especially when I really do have work to do and work.