Alana White
Fever Moon
A feeling of profound sorrow permeates Carolyn Haines’ latest novel, Fever Moon. Set in the 1940s deep in the Louisiana…
The Ambassadors: From Ancient Greece to Renaissance Europe, the Men Who Introduced the World to Itself
In The Ambassadors, Jonathan Wright’s stated purpose is to show how influential ambassadors have been “in the encounters, collisions, and…
The Sidewalk Artist
In this debut novel, Gina Buonaguro and Janice Kirk weave a love story between Tulia Rose, a young, 21st century…
The Silver Rose
Good witches, bad witches, thwarted love and dark queens: such is the romantic landscape of the third novel in…
The Barefoot Girl
Set in 14th-century Italy, The Barefoot Girl follows the life of a poor peasant girl from the harvest fields…
The Summer Snow
In the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War, Carlos Tejada travels home to Granada to investigate his great-aunt’s death. Accompanying…
Dressing Renaissance Florence
If ever a book could be compared to a box of chocolates, this is it. Setting out to harness the…
Fool’s Gold
The third title in Jane Jakeman’s Lord Ambrose mysteries finds Ambrose Malfine, Lord of the Malfine estate in the West…
Shopping in the Renaissance: Consumer Cultures in Italy, 1400-1600
Evelyn Welch takes the approach of a cultural historian to explore how men and women purchased goods from 1400 to…
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