Heather Domin
The House at Tyneford
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“On the page we live again, young and unknowing, everything yet to happen.” So begins the captivating story of Elise…
Secrets of the Wolves
In this second volume of the Wolf Chronicles series, young wolf Kaala deals with the fallout arising from her heretical…
The Young Victoria
This reprint of the 1981 classic is sure to please readers old and new. A short book written in a…
April Queen
Douglas Boyd’s 2004 biography of the always fascinating Eleanor of Aquitaine, now reprinted in a new edition for 2011, weaves…
The Way
In a debut certain to spark conversation, Kristen Wolf takes the story of Christianity and spins it in an entirely…
An Embarrassment of Riches
The 24th volume of Yarbro’s Saint-Germain series is sure to please her fans, but it’s also likely to lure in…
Tom Fleck
In Northern England in the spring of 1513, a newly-orphaned teenager named Tom Fleck finds a golden ring in the…
Ambrosius Aureliani (Arthurian Tales, #1)
In this first volume of a planned four-book set, the story of King Arthur is retold as actual history in…
London’s Sinful Secret: The Bawdy History and Very Public Passions of London’s Georgian Age
Architectural historian Dan Cruickshank’s newest book is a lengthy but fascinating examination of a not-so-secret aspect of Georgian London: the…
The Queen of Last Hopes: The Story of Margaret of Anjou
In her latest novel, Susan Higginbotham takes on the task of redeeming yet another maligned historical figure: Margaret of Anjou,…
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