Is there anything worse than a reading slump?  Because, that, my friends is exactly where I’m living these days.  If it weren’t for revisiting some old favorites on audio I’d literally be getting nothing read.  But one thing sure to cheer me up? Browsing for books. Even if, you know, I’m not reading them.  May is kind of quiet when it comes to not-your-usual historicals, but there’s potential all the same.

Spring seems to have finally sprung for most of us in North America, and April is the beginning of what is the start of my busy time at the office.  My favorite way to unwind? Browsing the virtual and physical shelves looking for historicals to add to my insane TBR. Hey, some people play golf, I go book browsing.  Here are the historicals catching my eye this month:

March seems to be roaring in like a lion for most of us in North America and having once lived in an area prone to 70 degrees one day, blizzard the next, I know the importance of having warm blankets, emergency lighting, and plenty of books at the ready - you know, just in case.  This month’s highlights in Unusual Historicals features a lot of variety, including two of my personal favorites - the 1920s and a new western!

This month marks a new venture, of sorts, for my Unusual Historicals column. It will now be cross-posted over at Love in the Panels! Suzanne and I worked together at Heroes & Heartbreakers (RIP), and this seemed like a happy marriage of getting more eyeballs on new historical romance titles (always my nefarious goal!). So what is catching my eye this month? So glad you asked!