The Passion
by Jeanette Winterson | 
Hood
by Stephen R. Lawhead | 
The Singing Sword
by Jack Whyte | 
Hild
by Nicola Griffith | 
The Grass Dancer
by Susan Power | 
The Facts of Life
by Graham Joyce | 
The Last Witchfinder
by James Morrow | 
The Girls At The Kingfisher Club
by Genevieve Valentine | 
Uther
by Jack Whyte | 
The King's Shadow
by Elizabeth Alder | 
Wolves of the Dawn
by William Sarabande | 
Threads
by Nell Gavin | 
The Warrior's Princess
by Barbara Erskine | 
Alphabet of Dreams
by Susan Fletcher | 
The Invention of Everything Else
by Samantha Hunt | 
The Changeling Prince
by Vivian Vande Velde | 
The Devil's Looking-Glass
by Mark Chadbourn | 
Tatham Mound
by Piers Anthony | 
Wolf Girl
by Theresa Tomlinson | 
Attila's Treasure
by Stephan Grundy |
Lisette Beaucaire was angry when her parents sent her away from Paris that September day in 1940. And although she knew that with the Nazis occupying the city she'd be safer at her Aunt Josephine's farm in the Dordogne valley, Lisette resented her "exile." She'd miss her friends and the excitement of being thirteen and starting a new school. Instead she'd have nothing to do but amuse her little cousin Cecile. That's what Lisette thought, but she soon found out that she wasn't the only visitor at the farmhouse. And then she encountered Gerard, a visitor from a long time ago, who proved to be a valiant ally at a crucial moment for the people who lived in the farmhouse.