Arleigh Johnson
Twain’s End
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The thin line between the persona of Mark Twain and the author, Samuel Clemens, is explored in this emotional and revealing fictionalization of ...Read Review
The Black Crow Conspiracy
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An action-packed and engaging read from start to finish, this is the third of an early Edwardian era trilogy featuring a young girl ...Read Review
South of Everything
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In this whimsical tale, readers are transported to a horse farm in post-WWII Tennessee where two privileged children are being raised by a ...Read Review
Miss Emily
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In this novel, Emily Dickinson is not a dark, morose woman, but a spritely thirty-something wishing for more time to ponder her thoughts ...Read Review
The Taming of the Queen
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The post-Pilgrimage of Grace religious upheaval late in Henry VIII’s reign finds credence in another of Philippa Gregory’s prolific Tudor series. ...Read Review
Enchantress of Paris
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In 17th-century France, during the early reign of King Louis XIV, one of Cardinal Mazarin’s seven nieces captured the young king’s ...Read Review
The World Within: A Novel of Emily Brontë
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Biographical FictionChildren/Young Adult
Author Emily Brontë’s awakened muse is examined in this highly readable and emotionally charged re-imagining. On the cusp of womanhood, Emily has ...Read Review
Naked: A Novel of Lady Godiva
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In 11th-century Coventry, the heart of England’s Middle Lands, there is a threat of invasion by the Danes. Lady Godiva, determined to ...Read Review
Secrets of a Charmed Life
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In 1940, sisters Emmaline and Julia Downtree are sent to a small Gloucester village during London’s evacuation of children. Emmy, eight years Julia’...Read Review
Mist of Midnight
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InspirationalMystery/CrimeRomance
Rebecca Ravenshaw, daughter of missionary parents slain in the Indian Mutiny of 1857, returns to England to reclaim her family heritage after having spent ...Read Review
