Nan Hawthorne
Morgallion
Morgalion is a monumental mix of historical narrative and an appealing fictional story of people who lived through the terrible…
Braver Deeds
From Wounded Knee to San Juan Hill, Braver Deeds tells the story of two young men who come to understand…
Tabnit Gisgo: The Gisgo Chronicles, Volume 1: 323BC–321BC
M.D. Eyre has created an antihero to rank with the best of them: cowardly, crass, bumbling, and thoroughly unpleasant, along,…
Whistle Pass
When Charlie Harris said goodbye to his lover Roger Black after World War II, he had no reason to believe…
The Choosing Time
This is a charming and simple look at young love amidst religious tensions in 16th-century France. Gisele de Bonnerot comes…
The French Lady’s Cowboys
Angele Morisot knows that her life in 1860s France is ruined at the tender age of sixteen when a friend…
Folville’s Law
The very grimness of this novel of the last year of the reign of Edward II is one of its…
Martyrs and Traitors: A Tale of 1916
The typically romantic approach to the Easter Rising in Ireland in 1916 is refreshingly missing in this story of Bulmer…
The Sekhmet Bed
Amonhotep left only daughters of royal blood, and Egypt never before had a woman pharaoh. When political expediency made the…
Fox: Cromwell’s Spy
John Fox is an expert scout, taking the practice into a sort of espionage where he can gain information in…
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