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Explore the Best Historical Paperback Books
Dive into a curated selection of Historical paperback books from both indie and traditionally published authors. Whether you're seeking timeless classics or new voices in Historical, this page brings you printed stories that inspire, entertain, and endure. These books are hand-listed by passionate authors and are perfect for readers who still believe in the magic of turning real pages.
Cherries - A Vietnam War Novel
These teenage recruits arrived in Vietnam and were thrown into a brutal reality. Most were unprepared to handle the intense mental, emotional, and physical challenges of combat. Follow one young soldier during his year-long tour and watch as he grows into a skilled, seasoned warrior.
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Beckoning Skies: How a working class boy became a British “Top Gun” with 3 Air to Air Victories at 21
Written off from the start, he came from a working-class family, changed schools constantly, and had no connections or guidance. Yet through rejection, fear, brutal training, and sheer persistence, he achieved the impossible: becoming a Royal Navy fighter pilot. A powerful story of determination, belonging, and refusing to accept the life others expected for him.
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Against the Machine: Luddites
At war against Napoleon, near-bankrupt English mill-masters experiment with a new factory system, acquiring machines to replace men. A young worker leads the Luddites, attacking mills and smashing machines. With increased assaults and even murder, North England feels the grip of terrorism.
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*More than a Footnote
A celebration of a few of the female geniuses, artists, innovators, goddesses, and not to be overlooked, villains. If men were there, women were too in the revolutions, discoveries, and progress. Every one of their stories deserves recognition in history class, a book, and a statue.
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The Guest Star
Two Alexandrian students, one ancient empire, and a sky full of mystery. Join Hero and Lucia as they chase a strange star across mountains, deserts, and ancient cities. The Guest Star is a thrilling journey packed with danger, heart, fascinating details, and the timeless excitement of discovery.
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War Torn Book 1: A WW2 story of betrayal, love and survival.
War Torn Book 1 is the start of violin virtuoso Frances Meyer's fight to survive the unwanted attentions of a one-time friend and the occupation of Paris during World War II. Frances finds Paris is no longer a haven, and with her Jewish husband, she attempts an escape to Britain.
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How To Kill A President
Irish Mafia overtones, Early Bugsy Siegel, Meyer Lansky, Trump's entry into the Mob circa 1970's , two-part Novel Vol1 and Vol 2.
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