Any recommendation on HF with dual protagonists?

[Mei]

Any period and region would do. Thx.

[Hector]

Hi Mei, Simon Scarrow has a series set in Roman times. Eagles of Empire.

[Abigail]

The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd has dual protagonists. It's set in the American South in the nineteenth century and tells the interwoven stories of a young girl of privilege (based on Sarah Grimke') and the slave who is given to her as a child.

[C.P.]

Did you perhaps mean dual protagonists but not romances? Because dual protagonists that ARE romances are far from rare.

That said, Locked Rooms by Laurie R. King is one dual-protagonist (only slightly romance-y, given that the main characters are married) story that I like a lot.

If you enjoy mysteries, two long-running series by Anne Perry are also dual-protagonist. They begin with The Cater Street Hangman and The Face of a Stranger.

[Fiona]

To The Bright Edge of the World by Eowyn Ivey

All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr

[Eileen]

Philippa Gregory's had 3 protagonists. They were the POV character in alternating chapters.

[Mei]

Hi, thank you all for these wonderful recommendations!

[C.P.]

You may also like Yangsze Choo's new novel, The Night Tiger, which is told from the alternating perspectives of a night-club dancer and a young boy.

If you don't mind three perspectives, The Huntress by Kate Quinn is wonderful. Also Pam Jenoff's The Lost Girls of Paris.

[Mei]

C.P. wrote: "You may also like Yangsze Choo's new novel, The Night Tiger, which is told from the alternating perspectives of a night-club dancer and a young boy.

If you don't m..."

Thank you so much C.P.! The Night Tiger sounds intriguing.