Helen Hollick Books

Set against the backdrop of a charming West Country house, the narrative unfolds as the protagonist reflects on their initial apprehensions about a Christmas visit. However, unexpected events soon transform their experience, hinting at intriguing developments that lie ahead. The story promises a blend of warmth and surprise, exploring themes of anticipation and the unpredictability of holiday gatherings.

Set against the backdrop of England's picturesque countryside, this novel weaves a tale of love, family, and the complexities of social expectations. The characters navigate personal struggles and relationships, all while indulging in the charm of traditional Devon Cream Tea. With rich descriptions and engaging dialogue, the story explores themes of resilience and connection, inviting readers to savor each moment as they journey through the characters' lives.

Exploring the intricate relationship between past and present, this book delves into how unresolved histories shape current realities. It weaves together themes of memory, identity, and the consequences of choices, inviting readers to reflect on how the echoes of the past influence contemporary lives. Through compelling characters and a gripping narrative, it raises questions about redemption, guilt, and the possibility of moving forward.

Set in a world of political intrigue and power struggles, the story follows a young woman who becomes embroiled in a royal conflict that could alter the fate of her kingdom. As she navigates alliances and betrayals, she discovers her own strength and the complexities of leadership. Themes of loyalty, ambition, and the quest for identity are woven throughout the narrative, highlighting the personal sacrifices made in the pursuit of power. Richly developed characters and a gripping plot make this a captivating read for fans of epic fantasy.

Set in 1719, the narrative unfolds in a world marked by adventure and exploration. It follows the journey of a protagonist navigating the challenges of survival and moral dilemmas in a tumultuous period. Richly detailed, the story captures the essence of the era, exploring themes of resilience, ambition, and the clash of cultures. As the characters confront personal and external conflicts, they are forced to make choices that will shape their destinies and the world around them.

In this third installment of the Jan Christopher Cosy Mystery series, the protagonist finds herself entangled in a web of intrigue and deception. Set against a backdrop of charming locales, the story unfolds as Jan navigates complex relationships and unexpected twists. With a blend of humor and suspense, she must solve a puzzling mystery that threatens to disrupt her peaceful life. The narrative explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the pursuit of truth, all while keeping readers guessing until the very end.

Set in 459 A.D., the story follows Arthur as he navigates the challenges of ruling the kingdom he has fought valiantly to acquire. As he faces political intrigue, threats from rival factions, and the burden of leadership, Arthur must rely on his allies and his own strength to maintain peace and stability. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, power, and the complexities of kingship in a tumultuous historical period.

In this beautifully crafted tale, Harold Godwinesson, the last Saxon King of England, is a respected, quick-witted man both vulnerable and strong, honorable and loving-and yet, in the end, only human. After the political turmoil and battles leading up to 1066, we all know William the Conquerer takes England. But Helen Hollick will have readers at the edge of their seats, hoping that just this once, for Harold, the story will have a different ending.

Book One of the Pendragon's Banner Trilogy. The Arthurian legend retold by USA Today bestselling historical fiction author Helen Hollick. Arthur - the boy who became a King... who became a legend. 450 AD, and Britain is in chaos. Arthur, the next Pendragon, is to serve a hard apprenticeship before he can take his rightful place as King.

Arthur Pendragon is dead, or so it is thought on the battlefields of France. His widow, Gwenhwyfar, left at Caer Cadan with their small daughter, faces overthrow by the powerful council headed by Arthur's uncle. But events in Europe mean that a mightier battle on Arthur's territory is ahead.