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This Thing of Darkness
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1771, Gimmerton, Yorkshire, England. Abe Earnshaw relates how he makes his weary way from Liverpool to his home, Wuthering Heights, accompanied by a dark, ...Read Review
A Day of Reckoning (A Time for Swords)
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AD 796. A Day of Reckoning is the latest in Matthew Harffy’s series featuring Hunlaf, the warrior monk, and his comrades. The story ...Read Review
The Black Feathers
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Yorkshire in the cold, snowy winter of 1852. Annie Stonehouse, not long married to Edward, arrives at his ancestral home, Guardbridge, for the first ...Read Review
STAFF PUBLICATION: Viscount Overboard (Ladies Least Likely Book 1)
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Award-winning author, Misty Urban, has had her fill of ‘historical romances with rich, beautiful people gossiping at expensive parties.’ Instead, in Viscount Overboard (...Read Review
Historical Stories of Exile
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Like its predecessor, Historical Stories of Betrayal, this collection of thirteen short stories is from a group of skilled, talented authors who cover ...Read Review
Death on the Lusitania (Patrick Gallagher, 1)
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In 1915, the luxurious ocean liner RMS Lusitania sets sail from New York to Europe, where war is raging. A passenger is discovered shot ...Read Review
The Meiji Guillotine Murders
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The Meiji Guillotine Murders is a historical mystery set in 1869 Japan, where a civil war fought to stem the influence of Western culture ...Read Review
The Fate of a King (The Road to Hastings, 3)
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January 1066, Rouen, Normandy, and Earl Tostig Godwinson, exiled from England, seeks vengeance. His mission is to depose his brother, the recently crowned King ...Read Review
A Sign of Her Own
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London, England, during the reign of Queen Victoria, and Alexander Graham Bell visits his former pupil, Ellen Lark. Ellen watches him talk as ...Read Review
Enchanted Hill
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This mystery-romance plays out in 1930 at Enchanted Hill, the coastal California estate of publishing magnate Truman Byrd. He and his home evoke William ...Read Review






