Tribe.net. Local Connections Christy Hussein http://historicfiction.tribe.net/thread/76d8ba5e-9440-4e0a-a944-a3ffbe90ce04#8c57da76-79c0-4562-a9cd-ce05faf4a57d 2006-11-20T09:17:22Z 2006-11-20T09:17:22Z

And Robin Maxwell. Just recently I read a Historical Romance with a revisionist take on Richard III which while it leaned more heavily on the Romance than I was used to, I just loved. It was called A Rose for the Crown, by Anne Easter Smith http://www.amazon.com/Rose-Crown-Anne-Easter-Smith/dp/0743276876 I'd recommend it, although I am one of the people who can't see the sensibility in history's tale of Richard III. So I might be a little biased to the subject matter in the novel.

Christy Hussein 2006-11-20T09:17:22Z sally http://historicfiction.tribe.net/thread/76d8ba5e-9440-4e0a-a944-a3ffbe90ce04#f141a5b6-7ca7-49f0-9d11-35083b5a8016 2006-11-20T02:27:16Z 2006-11-20T02:27:16Z

sharon k. pennman is great also phlippa gregory

sally 2006-11-20T02:27:16Z $item.owner.firstName http://historicfiction.tribe.net/thread/76d8ba5e-9440-4e0a-a944-a3ffbe90ce04#a34db254-ca44-42ea-b3c7-9f6806588a13 2006-11-17T13:57:34Z 2006-11-17T13:57:34Z

I read one of those, I realized I had forgotten my book while at the airport leaving on a trip, so I went to the book store at the airport and found her first one. I then realized why "romance novels" are so popular.

$item.owner.firstName 2006-11-17T13:57:34Z rebeccalee http://historicfiction.tribe.net/thread/76d8ba5e-9440-4e0a-a944-a3ffbe90ce04#8983f168-af4f-410e-be58-e45f3ea896d6 2006-11-16T23:33:39Z 2006-11-16T23:33:39Z

Check out Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" series of six books. Absolutely "out"standing! (Hahaha, forgive the pun:0))

rebeccalee 2006-11-16T23:33:39Z Christina http://historicfiction.tribe.net/thread/76d8ba5e-9440-4e0a-a944-a3ffbe90ce04#f4ccfdba-a253-4863-9b96-1fe8007c74c0 2006-09-20T22:46:08Z 2006-09-20T22:46:08Z

Anyone write with a romantic slant? Best! Christina www.christafairchild.com

Christina 2006-09-20T22:46:08Z