Juliet Waldron
The Royal Physician’s Visit
In 1768 a magnetic, handsome German physician named Struensee became royal physician to King Christian VII of Denmark. Struensee was…
Prisoner B-3087
The story begins in 1939 in Krakow. The Nazis are rolling over Poland when ten-year-old Yanek and his family hear…
The Treason Trial of Aaron Burr
This work covers a landmark case in American constitutional history, one in which Aaron Burr, an ex-vice president, was accused…
The Receptionist
During the Fifties, Janet Groth came from the Midwest to the “Big City” of New York straight out of college.…
The Horse Road
Kallisto is fourteen, the daughter of a horse-riding nomad from the mysterious northern plains, whom her Greek merchant father bought…
Australians: Eureka to the Diggers
This is the second part of a two-part history of a nation which began as a British colony. Keneally is…
1494: How A Family Feud in Medieval Spain Divided the World in Half
“How a Family Feud in Medieval Spain Divided the World in Half” is the subtitle but could also have possibly…
The Last Days of Richard III
John Ashdown-Hill is a historian and member of the Royal Historical Society and the Richard III Society. With several nonfiction…
The Gates of Troy
Upon reading the back blurb, my husband quipped, “Another book about that guy.” Here comes Wise Odysseus again, this time…
Mozart’s Last Aria
Cross-genre novels used to be considered unpublishable, but no more. Mozart’s Last Aria could be defined as historical mystery laced…
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