18th Century
I Was Jane Austen’s Best Friend
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Biographical FictionChildren/Young Adult
This is a very readable “journal” which covers the period from February to April 1791 as written by Jane Austen’s cousin, Jane Cooper. ...Read Review
The Time of Terror
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This novel opens in 1793 with Nathaniel Peake, master and commander of the British brig sloop Nereus, patrolling the sea for smugglers off the ...Read Review
Peter the Great
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Biographer and novelist Derek Wilson isn’t new to the game of whisking readers off to distant times to focus on famous historical ...Read Review
Lady Notorious
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The year is 1761. Captain Lord Cynric Malloren, on leave from the army recovering from a fever (not war wounds, as stated in the ...Read Review
The Book of Fires
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Jane Borodale’s stunning debut novel begins with that classic element of suspense, a countdown to an explosion—not so much of the ...Read Review
Pirate Hunter
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This story interweaves between the 18th century in the West Indies and Key West of the 21st century. Captain Henry Thatch, a notorious ...Read Review
An Echo in the Bone
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One of the best feelings in opening a sequel is in knowing you are soon to be reunited with very good friends, people ...Read Review
The Secret War
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In the aftermath of the battle of Waterloo, Captain William Saxon and Lieutenant Kieran Harte are wounded and battle-weary – but the end of ...Read Review
Anson’s Way
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In this reprint geared towards ages 9-12 from Newbery Honor author Gary D. Schmidt, Anson Staplyton, a drummer with the Staffordshire Fencibles, is ...Read Review
The Secret Wife of Louis XlV: Francoise d’Aubigne, Madame de Maintenon
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When Françoise d’Aubigné was born in a French prison cell to a disgraced criminal and the warden’s daughter, no ...Read Review