Dana Cohlmeyer
Sins Of The Innocent
A reader of a European memoir set during World War II has certain expectations – intrigue, deprivation, narrow escapes from…
Song Of Ireland
Song of Ireland, Osborne-McKnight’s fourth novel, once again gives insight into all things Irish. Reaching back into Irish myth, she…
When The Astors Owned New York: Blue Bloods and Grand Hotels in a Gilded Age
Telling the tale of New York’s famed Astor family, this book takes readers from the family’s humble beginnings in the…
Berlin Games: How The Nazis Stole The Olympic Dream
The publicity for this book touts that “acclaimed author Guy Walters presents a fascinating and brilliantly detailed account of the…
Tinisima
Tinisima opens with a vibrant description of the assassination of Julio Antonio Mella, a Cuban revolutionary fighting in 1920s Mexico,…
The Rebels of Ireland
Editors' choice
Rutherfurd’s latest bestseller concludes his sweeping look at Irish history first begun in The Princes of Ireland (Dublin in…
Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight
The latest offering in Emily Brightwell’s series of Mrs. Jeffries mysteries finds Inspector Witherspoon being summoned to Richmond to investigate…
Mrs. Hudson and the Malabar Rose
In this second in the series, Sherlock Holmes’s housekeeper, Mrs. Hudson, finds herself once again helping that most logical of…
The Burning Time
The Burning Time is a fictionalised account of the true story of the first woman to be tried for witchcraft…
Philippa
The women of Friarsgate again feature in this third offering from Bertrice Small’s bestselling series, The Friarsgate Inheritance. Philippa, eldest…
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