Early United States
How Far We’ve Come
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The seventeen-year-old protagonist of this novel has two names, two identities: she is Orrinda, her slave name for services to Miss Frida up ...Read Review
A Class Inherited (Matter of Class)
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Sixth book in the A Matter of Class series, immediately following events from A Class Reunited. Now living in Boston in 1846, Cormac McGovern ...Read Review
Finding Margaret Fuller
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Margaret Fuller, friend and muse to Emerson, Whitman, Hawthorne, Thoreau, and a host of other Victorian literary luminaries, is an ideal subject for ...Read Review
My Day with Abe Lincoln
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Plotting to avoid another boring day at school, elementary-schooler Lucy Millaway decides to dress as absurdly as possible in hopes of being sent ...Read Review
The Guardian: Book 3 of The Mender Trilogy
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This is the third book in the Mender Trilogy. Eva was a Mender, a fixer of time, for the cult Lux Libera, but ...Read Review
The Orphan
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Fifteen-year-old Samuel Evans suddenly wakes up on the dissection table of an 1844 Washington City (currently Washington, DC) medical laboratory, much to the surprise ...Read Review
James
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This novel retells the story of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain’s adolescent rascal, but from the viewpoint of Jim (James), the slave who ...Read Review
Calling on the Matchmaker (A Shanahan Match)
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In 1849, the city of St. Louis, Missouri, is the temporary home of numerous immigrants as well as the “Gateway to the West” for ...Read Review
The Mender: Book 1 of The Mender Trilogy
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Eva is a Mender, a fixer of time. She travels to “shadow” timelines, bringing them in line with the “one true timeline,” a ...Read Review
Land of the Blue Mist: A Story of Courage, Love & Survival in the Blue Ridge Mountains
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The Land of the Blue Mist, or the Blue Ridge Mountains, is the home of the Principal People, also known as the Cherokee. ...Read Review
