10 books for fans of Bring Up The Bodies
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The Miniaturist
The Miniaturist • Book 1
by Jessie Burton, Unknown Author
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Burton weaves a tale of prophetic miniatures and Dutch Golden Age secrets as young Nella discovers her dollhouse predicts—or controls—her family's fate. The mystery deepens with every tiny, impossible detail.
★ 3.62 Goodreads (153.6K ratings) -
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The Distant Hours
by Kate Morton, Unknown Author
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Morton constructs an atmospheric Gothic mystery around three elderly sisters, their decaying castle, and secrets from World War II. The layered narrative explores how wartime trauma echoes through generations.
★ 3.89 Goodreads (85.3K ratings) -
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The Stockholm Octavo
by Karen Engelmann
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Emil Larsson's comfortable bachelor existence in 1791 Stockholm unravels when a fortune-teller's card reading sets him on a path toward love and conspiracy. Engelmann builds an intricate web where tarot predictions drive both romance and revolution.
★ 3.44 Goodreads (4.0K ratings) -
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The Things We Cannot Say
by Kelly Rimmer
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Rimmer weaves together a Polish woman's wartime survival story with her granddaughter's modern family struggles, including caring for an autistic child. The parallel narratives explore how family secrets across generations can both wound and ultimately heal.
★ 4.54 Goodreads (284.0K ratings) -
A Land Remembered
by Patrick D. Smith
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Smith chronicles three generations of a Florida family's rise from poverty to wealth, capturing the state's transformation from untamed wilderness to developed paradise across a century.
★ 4.48 Goodreads (14.8K ratings) -
Homegoing
by Yaa Gyasi
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Two family branches—one sold into slavery, one complicit in selling—unfold across three centuries from 18th-century Ghana to contemporary America.
★ 4.47 Goodreads (410.6K ratings) -
Mrs. Endicott's Splendid Adventure
Constable Evan Mystery
by Rhys Bowen
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After thirty years of marriage, Ellie Endicott's husband demands a divorce in 1938 England—giving her the perfect excuse to finally live for herself.
★ 4.46 Goodreads (25.5K ratings)