Books like Lady Macbeth by King Susan Fraser

A brave young assassin’s quest for freedom in a world without magic.

A World War II nurse is swept back in time to 1743 Scotland, where she must navigate war, clan politics, and a powerful romance with a young Scots warrior.

Claire Randall, a woman from 1945, returns to 18th‑century Scotland where she lies in love with Jamie Fraser. After a decade together, she must decide whether to stay with their daughter in her era or reunite with Jamie amid Scotland’s perilous politics.

In 12th‑century Scotland, warrior Lord Lion—knighted for his bravery—faces a ransom in a Viking bride, Mellyora MacAdin, whose fierce independence and hidden past test his loyalty and desire.

A tale of intrigue and passion in the court of King Henry VIII, exploring the love and tragedy of Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard against the backdrop of the tumultuous Tudor era.

Catherine de Medici rises from exile to regent, wielding cunning, destiny, and diplomacy to steer a fractured France toward uneasy peace, even as war and ambition threaten her court and conscience.

Nefertari, a forgotten princess of the Eighteenth Dynasty, rises from exile to become queen after marrying Ramesses the Great, navigating a tumultuous Egypt torn between her heretical past and a new dynasty.

A woman of wit and determination rises to power through treachery and murder.

The thistle and the rose tells the story of Princess Margaret Tudor, a young woman torn between her love for the Scottish prince and her duty to her family and country.

A story of love and tragedy in 17th-century England.

Through the eyes of Henry IV’s youngest son, John of Lancaster, Georgette Heyer portrays the turbulence of late‑14th‑century England, blending court intrigue, warfare, and the personal ambitions of a youthful prince.

A gripping tale of royal intrigue, passionate love, and fierce political battles set against the backdrop of 16th-century Scotland and England.

A queen's heart torn between love and duty, leading to a dark choice in history's most powerful court.

C. W. Gortner’s historical novel reexamines the life of Queen Juana of Castile, the last Spanish monarch of her blood, revealing her resilience amid dynastic conflict in 15th‑century Europe.

Corre el año 1928. Freddie Watson todavía lamenta la pérdida de su hermano, el cual falleció en la Gran Guerra. Mientras Freddie se adentra con su coche entre las montañas de los Pirineos franceses, sufre un accidente provocado por una fuerte tormenta de nieve. Freddie se refugia en un cercano pueblo abandonado, donde se encuentra con una hermosa y cautivadora mujer. Se pasan toda la noche charlando animadamente de amor, de pérdidas y de la guerra. Pero cuando amanece, Fabrissa ha desaparecido y Freddie se da cuenta de que porta una llave que abre un antiguo misterio que le arrastrará a la profundidad de las montañas, a una cueva en la que ese misterio ha permanecido oculto durante más de 700 años. Las tierras misteriosas y secretas que se extienden junto a la frontera de Francia y España no sólo sirven como telón de fondo de la novela, también han visto mucho derramamiento de sangre a lo largo de miles de años, son una parte del mundo en la que la prehistoria, la mitología y la historia se funden en la suerte de escenario vacío inspirador de *Los fantasmas del invierno*. Kate Mosse nos brinda además una historia de amor atmosférica y fascinante, con un tono de misterio, de especulación sobrenatural, de un tiempo fuera del tiempo. *Los fantasmas del invierno* se sitúa en esa tradición de escalofriantes historias de fantasmas para leer en las oscuras y frías noches de invierno.

Albia, the imagined daughter of Macbeth, grows up among three enigmatic sisters in Wychelm Wood. When her prophetic gifts draw her into her father’s bloody ambitions, she must decide whether to change a fatal destiny or protect Scotland from tyranny.

Lucrezia Borgia: A Daughter's Tale of Power and Passion in Renaissance Italy

A historical romance novel following the rise and reign of Henry VII and the Tudor dynasty.

An apprentice librarian uncovers a deadly secret, mounts a failed blackmail, and ends up on the run with a carved silver raven's head, drawing the attention of a ruthless alchemist and deadly conspirators.

A reimagining of Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth, giving the villainess a voice, a past, and a power that transforms the familiar tale.