Mary F. Burns
Scandal on Rincon Hill
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In 1881, San Francisco is still a rough and rowdy city, with bordellos lining the streets near the busy wharves and ruthless tongs that ...Read Review
Evening’s Empire
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With a title nod to Dylan’s Mr. Tambourine Man, Flanagan’s 645-page epic about rock music spans more than four decades in ...Read Review
The Man from Saigon
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An absorbing, often gripping novel of a young woman reporter on tour in war-torn Vietnam in 1967, The Man from Saigon is gritty, realistic ...Read Review
Don’t Forget to Write
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This is a charming and intelligent account of one woman’s memories of being “relocated” as a child in Great Britain during WWII. ...Read Review
The Roguish Miss Penn
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The Roguish Miss Penn is a delightful Regency romp through the fields of Cambridge and along the banks of the River Cam. Despite ...Read Review
The Swan Thieves
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An enchanting story and a deeply human experience. At the end of it, one feels compelled to paint, or write, sing or make ...Read Review
Abigail
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Biographical FictionInspirational
As the second wife of the soon-to-be-king David of ancient biblical times, Abigail must contend with hardships and inner turmoil that she thinks ...Read Review
Willoughby’s Return
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Odiwe’s follow-up to Sense and Sensibility tries hard to invoke the Austen magic, but sadly isn’t quite up to the mark. ...Read Review
A Match for Mary Bennet
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Without recourse to murder mysteries or explicit un-Austenlike bedroom details (not that I don’t enjoy those too), Eucharista Ward has given us ...Read Review
Journey to Goliad
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Children/Young AdultTime-slipWestern
The fourth in an ongoing series for YA/middle readers, Journey to Goliad once again transports the trio of Jackie, Hannah and Nick ...Read Review
