Ann Chamberlin
Inspector Ghote’s First Case
Inspector Ghote has been with us for over forty years, solving crimes in newly independent India since it was contemporary…
Order in Chaos
Early on the morning of Friday the thirteenth of October, 1307, King Philip le Bel of France descended upon every…
Sally Hemings
I am old enough to remember the furor this book caused when it first came out in 1979, presenting in…
Out of the Shadows
As Catholics in the time of Protestant Queen Elizabeth I, Elizabeth Dyer and her family are shunned and suffer for…
Mother of the Believers
This was a book that had to be written, and Kamran Pasha, with his dual background of Hollywood and descent…
The Priestess and the Slave
The stories of Thrasulla, one of Delphi’s sibyls in 491 BC, and of Harmonia, a slave in a household in…
Bright Dark Madonna
Maiden Maeve on her native Celtic isle (in volume one of The Maeve Chronicles) seemed to have a relationship with…
Heir to Sevenwaters
Marillier returns to the world of her bestselling Sevenwaters trilogy in this historical fantasy. The house at Sevenwaters exists during…
The Red Apple
A Thracian boy is conscripted into the Ottoman Janissaries. The author presents something of the life course of soldiers in…
Promise of the Wolves
Promise of the Wolves Fourteen thousand years ago, a wolf cub named Kaala, born out of pack-lock, is spared the…
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