If you enjoy reading books by Sarah McCoy then you might also like the following authors:
Kristin Hannah's novels weave heartfelt stories about family bonds, resilience, and emotional struggles. Her writing style warmly invites readers into the lives and minds of her characters.
In her novel The Nightingale, she explores deep human courage and sacrifice through the story of two sisters surviving occupied France during World War II.
Pam Jenoff specializes in moving historical fiction that often centers on strong women facing challenging wartime situations. Her narratives are rich with emotional intensity and thoughtful historical detail.
One great example is The Orphan's Tale, which follows two brave women navigating the dangers and betrayals of Nazi-occupied Europe through their roles in a traveling circus.
Kate Quinn writes vivid historical fiction full of intrigue, suspense, and vibrant characters. Her straightforward style carries readers through exciting moments tied expertly to real historical events.
The Alice Network blends the lives of two strong women—a female spy during World War I and a young woman searching for a lost relative shortly after World War II—into one unified and memorable adventure.
Martha Hall Kelly tells engaging stories by combining meticulous historical research with relatable, engaging characters. Her narratives highlight women's resilience and strength during periods of war and upheaval.
Lilac Girls vividly chronicles the harrowing experience of three women connected through WWII tragedies and brings to life their heartbreaking yet ultimately hopeful journeys.
Beatriz Williams creates absorbing historical fiction filled with romance, family drama, and fascinating twists. Her lively writing skillfully transports readers to past eras rich in detail, class dynamics, and emotional complexity.
In A Hundred Summers, Williams vividly depicts friendship, betrayal, and romance during the glamorous yet tense atmosphere of 1930s America, drawing readers into a captivating narrative.
Fiona Davis writes historical fiction that vividly brings iconic New York landmarks to life. She weaves together compelling stories of women from different eras, uncovering layers of history readers might not know.
Her novel The Dollhouse explores the fascinating Barbizon Hotel, creating a connection between past and present in a tale of ambition, mystery, and resilience.
Hazel Gaynor tells emotionally powerful stories set against detailed historical backgrounds. Her novels often highlight remarkable women overcoming adversity and hope shining through tough situations.
In The Girl Who Came Home, Gaynor captures the spirit and heartbreak of Titanic survivors, focusing on the strength found in friendship and courage.
Jennifer Robson blends meticulous historical detail into warm, accessible stories about love, family, and society during significant historical moments. Her writing captures real-life events through relatable, engaging characters.
The Gown offers readers a behind-the-scenes look into the creation of Queen Elizabeth II's wedding dress, anchored by friendship, perseverance, and the lasting legacy of art and craftsmanship.
Alyson Richman's novels deal with themes of love, loss, and memory, often placed within the turmoil and aftermath of historical tragedies. Her emotional storytelling allows readers to deeply experience her characters' lives.
In The Lost Wife, Richman explores the heartbreaking story of lovers separated by World War II, portraying the powerful ways art and memory connect people across time and distance.
Ruta Sepetys writes historical fiction with honesty and emotional authenticity. Her books often shed light on forgotten or less-explored moments in history, helping readers better understand the past.
In Between Shades of Gray, Sepetys reveals the largely unknown experiences of Lithuanians during the Soviet deportations in World War II, through the powerful story of one young woman's resilience and strength.
Janet Skeslien Charles writes moving historical fiction that blends intimate stories with deeply researched historical events. Her narratives vividly portray personal courage, love, and humanity against harsh historical settings.
In her novel The Paris Library, Charles immerses readers in a story inspired by true events during World War II, highlighting the power of books and the quiet bravery within everyday lives.
Renée Rosen crafts immersive stories filled with richly drawn historical settings and layered, relatable characters. Her novels often include strong women navigating life's challenges amid an atmosphere of vibrant historical detail.
For example, her book The Social Graces spotlights the dramatic interplay between society's elite women in Gilded Age New York, exploring themes of rivalry, ambition, and societal expectations.
Kristina McMorris writes heartfelt historical fiction that often draws from lesser-known real-life events. Her stories skillfully combine historical detail with emotional depth, exploring family bonds, courage, and resilience.
In her notable novel Sold on a Monday, McMorris tells the poignant story of a journalist whose photo of children for sale sparks unforeseen consequences, ultimately changing multiple lives.
Jillian Cantor offers thoughtful, poignant narratives that often reimagine historical figures and events from compelling alternative perspectives. Her style captures rich emotion and lyrical storytelling as she explores themes of identity, memory, and connections across time.
In her novel Half Life, Cantor insightfully imagines the life of Nobel Prize-winning scientist Marie Curie, exploring what might have happened had she chosen a different path.
Georgia Hunter’s fiction is emotionally resonant and vividly brings history to life, often inspired by real family stories. She skillfully weaves personal dramas into powerful narratives about perseverance, hope, and the strength of family bonds in times of crisis.
Her acclaimed novel, We Were the Lucky Ones, tells the remarkable true story of a family separated during World War II and their incredible effort to survive and reunite.