2012

The Right-hand Shore

By Christopher Tilghman - Published 2012

Genres:

Literary

The novel begins in 1920 as Mary Bayly, the owner of Mason’s Retreat, a large farm on Maryland’s eastern shore along Chesapeake ...Read Review

The Penny Bangle

By Margaret James - Published 2012

Genres:

Saga

This is the third novel of a trilogy, and the first I’ve read. In 1942, Cassie Taylor is sick of the devastation from ...Read Review

Soundings: The Story of the Remarkable Woman Who Mapped the Ocean Floor

By Hali Felt - Published 2012

Genres:

Nonfiction

In 1948, Marie Tharp walked into the Lamont Geological Laboratory at Columbia University and demanded a job. At the time, few women worked in ...Read Review

September Hope: The American Side of a Bridge Too Far

By John C. McManus - Published 2012

Genres:

MilitaryNonfiction

Toward the end of the summer of 1944, the Allied forces were hopeful about an imminent victory over the Third Reich. Operation Market Garden ...Read Review

Rome’s Executioner: Vespasian II

By Robert Fabbri - Published 2012

Genres:

AdventureMilitarySaga

Rome’s Executioner, set in AD 30, is the second novel in a saga narrating the rise of Vespasian in the Roman world. Vespasian, ...Read Review

The Tintern Treasure

By Kate Sedley - Published 2012

Genres:

Mystery/Crime

Roger Chapman is a peddler who has, quite by accident, become an agent of King Richard III. His reputation as the king’s ...Read Review

Empire of the Moghul: The Tainted Throne

By Alex Rutherford - Published 2012

Genres:

AdventureMilitary

1606. It is five months since the death of the Moghul emperor Akbar, and his son Jahangir is crowned as ruler of the empire. ...Read Review

Miss Lizzie’s War

By Rosemary Agonito - Published 2012

Genres:

Biographical Fiction

While Richmond, Virginia suffers through the American Civil War, the wealthy Elizabeth van Lew supports the war effort—for the Union. Starting by ...Read Review

Imperial Scandal

By Teresa Grant - Published 2012

Genres:

AdventureMystery/CrimeRomance

In Brussels fresh from the intrigues of the Congress of Vienna, British agent Malcolm Rannoch and his wife Suzanne investigate a young lady’...Read Review

Sacre Bleu: A Comedy d’Art

By Christopher Moore - Published 2012

Genres:

Mystery/Crime

Begun as a history of the color blue, this book evolves into a detective romp through Montmartre, Paris, historical haunt of artists. After ...Read Review