Eileen Charbonneau
Caleb’s Wars
Fifteen-year-old Caleb Brown struggles through his adolescence in a tumultuous setting: Georgia during World War II. He’s waging wars on…
Sherlock Holmes and the Ghosts of Bly and Other New Adventures of the Great Detective
Sherlock Holmes is up to his pipe stem in the title mystery and three bonus adventures thanks to this recently…
Lord and Lady Spy
With Napoleon defeated and in exile (1815) and the British secret spy network downsizing, the agents known as Saint and…
Silver-Tongued Devil
The reissue of this 1995 tale by award-winning author Jennifer Blake comes packaged beautifully from the romance classics line of…
rode
Taking as his inspiration the story behind the ballad “Tennessee Stud,” Averill is off and running on a journey tale…
The Astounding, the Amazing, and the Unknown
The author of The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril is off on another romp (the title refers to the three leading…
Crying Blood
Set in 1915 on a thriving Oklahoma farm, the Tucker family is embroiled in another mystery when a decade-old skeleton…
Bright and Distant Shores
Editors' choice
Set in 1890s Chicago and the South Pacific, Smith’s third novel begins when an insurance tycoon sponsors the world’s tallest…
Madame Bovary’s Daughter
Picking up in 1852, a year after the shattering end of Flaubert’s famous novel, young Berthe is burying her father.…
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