The House at Bishopsgate by: Katie Hickman

The House at Bishopsgate by Katie Hickman is a historical novel set in seventeenth-century London, blending domestic intimacy with the turbulence of the English Civil War. The story centers on a household navigating the dangerous divisions of the era, where political allegiance and personal loyalty collide within the walls of a single home.

Hickman draws on extensive historical research to reconstruct the lived experience of ordinary people caught between opposing forces during one of England's most fractious periods. The novel examines how war reshapes family bonds, trust, and survival, moving beyond the battles themselves to explore the moral complexities faced by those who must choose sides - or attempt to remain neutral.

The book combines meticulous period detail with psychological depth, presenting characters whose choices reflect the impossible positions many occupied during the 1640s conflict. Readers interested in English history, historical fiction grounded in research, and stories centered on family dynamics during political upheaval will find substantial material here.

• Historical fiction set during the English Civil War
• Focuses on domestic life and personal relationships amid political turmoil
• Based on extensive historical research
• Available nationwide across Pakistan with Cash on Delivery