Helen Hollick
A Memory of Murder (Jan Christopher Mysteries)
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It’s April 1973, and assistant librarian Jan Christopher is date-stamping the books local Chingford students are borrowing, then intercepting decorators laden with ladders, ...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
A Meadow Murder (A Jan Christopher Mystery, 4)
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Sunshine and murder in the English countryside are a winning combination for this cozy murder mystery. Set in Devonshire in the West Country ...Read Review
Gallows Wake (Capt. Jesamiah Acorne Voyage 6)
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In this 6th book in Hollick’s 18th-century pirate series, Jesamiah is forced to dock at Gibraltar to repair the mast of his ...Read Review
A Mistake of Murder (Jan Christopher Mysteries)
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This is the third cosy mystery to feature Jan Christopher—library assistant and part-time sleuth. It’s set in Chingford, London, at the ...Read Review
Betrayal: Historical Stories
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An anthology of twelve stories from twelve different historical authors, each story in Betrayal involves—you guessed it—betrayal of some sort. The ...Read Review
Life of a Smuggler: Fact and Fiction
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Smugglers along with pirates have a romantic image which Helen Hollick sets out to debunk, even though she has contributed to the smuggler/...Read Review
1066 Turned Upside Down
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Alternate HistoryShort Stories
This volume is a collection of short stories by nine well-known authors, all concerned with the same theme – the intriguing ‘what if?’ of ...Read Review
On the Account
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AdventureHistorical FantasyNautical
From the mists of Exmoor to the bustle of Bristol in the early 18th century, this fifth instalment of the Sea Witch Voyages ...Read Review
Pirate Code
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AdventureHistorical FantasyNautical
“In the sexiest pirate contest, Capt Jesamiah Acorne gives Johnny Depp’s Jack Sparrow a run for his money” so runs the quote ...Read Review