New York
by Edward Rutherfurd | 
Paris
by Edward Rutherfurd | 
Russka
by Edward Rutherfurd | 
The House at Sunset
by Norah Lofts | 
Sarum
by Edward Rutherfurd |
That Churchill Woman
by Stephanie Barron |
The House at Old Vine
by Norah Lofts | 
The Flame Bearer
by Bernard Cornwell | 
The Last English King
by Julian Rathbone |
Bless This House
by Norah Lofts |
The Town House
by Norah Lofts | 
Wulf the Saxon
by G. A. Henty | 
Kings of Albion
by Julian Rathbone | 
London
by Edward Rutherfurd | 
Stonehenge
by Bernard Cornwell | 
Now Face to Face
by Karleen Koen | 
Sword of Kings
by Bernard Cornwell |
The Royal Nanny
by Karen Harper | 
Orphan Train
by Christina Baker Kline | 
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
by Michael Chabon |
'??AS ENTERTAINING AS SARUM AND RUTHERFURD'??S OTHER SWEEPING NOVEL OF BRITISH HISTORY, LONDON.'? '??The Boston Globe '??Engaging . . . A sprawling tome that combines fact with fiction and covers 900 years in the history of New Forest, a 100,000-acre woodland in southern England . . . Rutherfurd sketches the histories of six fictional families, ranging from aristocrats to peasants, who have lived in the forest for generations. . . . But the real success is in how Rutherfurd paints his picture of the wooded enclave with images of treachery and violence, as well as magic and beauty.'? '??The New York Post '??THE FOREST IS MICHENER TOLD WITH AN ENGLISH ACCENT.'? '??St. Louis Post-Dispatch '??TALES OF LOVE AND HONOR, DECEIT AND VIOLENCE, INHERITANCE AND LOSS.'? '??San Jose Mercury News