18th Century
The Pearls of Tangier
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This is the third book in the Bresciano Mysteries series, but it works perfectly well as a standalone read. This particular novel is ...Read Review
Brothers in Arms
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Readers will always be grateful to Bernard Cornwell for bringing the common soldiers, and the spectacularly uncommon Richard Sharpe, to life. Iain Gale ...Read Review
A Very Murdering Battle
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This is the last of the Captain Rawson novels. The father of the hero, as followers of the series will know, was hanged ...Read Review
The Journey of Anders Sparrman
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The Journey of Anders Sparrman is a biographical novel of the life of the 18th-century naturalist, explorer, and physician. The narrative begins in ...Read Review
Birthright: The True Story that Inspired Kidnapped
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In 1728, twelve-year-old James Annseley, heir to a large fortune, was snatched off the streets of Dublin by his uncle and sent as an ...Read Review
A Killing Frost
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A year after German George of Hanover became King of England, the winter was so cold the Thames froze. Thus, the title and ...Read Review
Fortune’s Son
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Philip Drake is the errant son of the Earl of Hastings. He has renounced the life his father and brother embrace so easily ...Read Review
The Gilded Shroud
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The screams of the maid announce the discovery of the strangled body of Emily, Marchioness of Polbrook, in the early hours of the ...Read Review
Surgeon’s Mate
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Patrick MacPherson, born Patricia, is surgeon’s mate aboard the frigate H.M.S. Richmond. The ship and her survivors depart the 1762 siege ...Read Review
The Rose Garden
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Canadian author Susanna Kearsley’s time-travel books have always enthralled me, and The Rose Garden is no exception. Its heroine, Eva Ward, has ...Read Review