Historical novel

Grešnik

The Sinner (1985), the first part of the Time of Evil trilogy, is a historical novel set in Serbia between the two world wars. The novel follows the fate of intellectual Ivan Katić, exploring themes of ideological conflict and the breakdown of social valu

Grička vještica 2: Malleus Maleficarum

"Malleus maleficarum" is the darkest and most tense part of the "Witch of Grič" cycle. After Nera's death in "Contessa Nera", Zagreb in 1731 sinks into the hysteria of a witch hunt.

Grička vještica IV: Suparnica Marije Terezije 1

The first part of Maria Theresa's Rivals moves the series' plot to the Viennese court, where the conflict between the empress and her rival sets off a web of political intrigue, love, and betrayal.

Grijesi obitelji Borgia

Set in the opulent but dark world of Renaissance Italy, ruled by the powerful and infamous Borgia family, Sarah Bower masterfully blends historical fact with fiction, creating an atmosphere of suspense and decadence.

Grobnica za Borisa Davidoviča

Today, some fifty years after the first printing, A Tomb for Boris Davidovich is considered one of the best prose books published in the former Yugoslavia, and it has become part of the world literary canon.

Gruppenbild mit Dame

The novel reconstructs the life of Leni Pfeiffer through testimonies and documents. Leni survives Nazism, war and the post-war period, falls in love with a Soviet prisoner and remains true to her humanity despite everything.

Guslač od marcipana

Hajduk Nikola Šuhaj

Hajduk Nikola Šuhaj (1933) is the most famous novel by Ivan Olbracht (real name Kamil Zeman, 1882–1952), a classic of 20th-century Czech literature. One of the most important works of Czech literature between the two wars.

Heretička kraljica

In her second historical novel, the contemporary American writer brings us the story of Nefertari, the niece of the former Queen Nefertiti.

Heretik – Potraga za gralom: treći dio triologije

The search for the Grail is greater than ever and Thomas knows that he is in for a fight on which the future of Christianity may depend.