Christian reviews · 26 books
Historical Adventure books
Warm, honest content reports on historical adventure books — concerns to weigh, virtues to celebrate, and conversation points to share at home.
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The wanderers
William Henry Giles Kingston
The Hunters (Brotherband Chronicles, #3)
John Flanagan
Robbie Forester and the Outlaws of Sherwood St.
Peter Abrahams
Three against London
Rachel M. Varble
Rob Nixon, the old white trapper
William Henry Giles Kingston
The Top of the Pizzas
Bill Basso
Bill Bruce in the trans-continental race
Henry Harley Arnold
Robbers on the Road (Tudor Flashbacks)
Melvin Burgess
The Year of the Ransom
Poul Anderson
Kidnapped
Timothy Meis
Jess Carter and the bolinder
Geoffrey Lewis
The Knockabout Club in the Antilles and Thereabouts
Frederick Albion Ober
The Lion of Saint Mark
G. A. Henty
The dash for Khartoum
G. A. Henty
For name and fame ; or, Through the Afghan passes
G. A. Henty
In the hands of the cave-dwellers
G. A. Henty
My Bonny Light Horseman (Bloody Jack #6)
Louis A. Meyer
A Storm at Sea
Bess Bones
Danger Down the Nile
James Patterson
The black buccaneer
Stephen W. Meader
The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy
Mackenzi Lee
The namesake
C. Walter Hodges
The desert home, or, The adventures of a lost family in the wilderness
Mayne Reid
One hundred fables
James Northcote
Crusaders' gold
Anne Dempster Kyle
Pud Pringle, pirate
Ralph Henry Barbour
