Are near any upright, not serious historical fiction books that are really historical (greece, rome, egypt)?
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David Gibbs and Andy McDermott
These guys write some of the best historical fiction books i can find. Both have written books on atlantis (how i found out about them!) and other books on things like excaliber and hercules. Modern sunshine indiana jones type stuff
These are all historical romance and they almost all pinch place in Scotland and England, I think one takes place surrounded by France and Normandy. I don't know any books like you wants, but here are some very amazing one that I love.
1. So Speaks the Heart - Johanna Lindsey
2. Highland Velvet - Jude Deveraux
3. Gentle Warrior - Julie Garwood
4. Saving Grace - Julie Garwood
5. Castles - Julie Garwood
6&7. The Bride & The Wedding - Julie Garwood(a series contained by order)
8&9. Almost a Bride & Almost a Lady - Jane Feather(another series)
10. The Secret - Julie Garwood
11&12&13. Penelope and Prince Charming & The Mad Bad Duke & Highlander Ever After - Jennifer Ashley
14&15&16. A Kingdom Of Dreams & Whitney, My Love &Until You - Judith McNaught
17&18. Something Wonderful & Almost Heaven
19. Prince Charming - Gaelen Foley
20. Lord of Temptation - Paula Quinn
I Claudius is brilliant it was written by a oxford university professor
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James Michener has written several.
well all i can devise of are like greek mythology
ahah sorry
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