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Binge readers know that when you find the right author…there goes the weekend! Kate Quinn is one such author. She weaves engaging and clever narratives, lighting the historical fiction genre on fire. Lucky for her fans, she is quite prolific and we get to enjoy a new novel almost every year. If your pile of “to be read” books is getting small, we’ve selected the best books by Kate Quinn to help you get started. (And fingers crossed, we’ll be adding another book to the list next year.)
While Kate Quinn sets her novels in multiple different time periods, the books set during World War II all share common themes of strength and resilience, and feature memorable and beautifully flawed female protagonists. She is a master of connecting with her readers and finding new ways to twist her plots to keep reader on their toes.
1. The Rose Code
A Review, Via Haiku
A rose, a spiral
Cracking, patterns, finding the
Enemy within.
2. The Diamond Eye
A Review, Via Haiku
A hero unknown.
Do anything, but don’t miss;
Countdown to midnight.
3. The Huntress
A Review, via Haiku
War will leave scars, and
Everyone has a secret.
But some secrets kill.
4. The Alice Network: A Novel
A Review, via Haiku
A war, not ended
In her mind, yet in her hands.
Peace, but at what price?
5. Signal Moon: A Short Story
A Review, via Haiku
In the thick of it,
How can you know the future
You’ll make is worth it?