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Wild Orchid
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In this retelling of “The Ballad of Mulan” for the young adult reader, told in the first person, Cameron Dokey breathes fresh life ...Read Review
The Last Dickens
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If you love reading Charles Dickens, this novel will be heaven-sent. If you’re not a big fan of Dickens, you will be ...Read Review
Tuck: The Legend Triumphs
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This is book three in the King Raven trilogy, the final chapter of Stephen Lawhead’s interpretation of the Robin Hood legend. During ...Read Review
The Red Velvet Turnshoe
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In February of the year 1383 a rain started to fall before Martinmas. It swept through France, Flanders, and Tuscany causing floods and famine. ...Read Review
The Owl Killers
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The year is 1321. Deep in the heart of the English countryside, an isolated village is controlled by a sinister group called the Owl ...Read Review
Blood Royal
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This first in a series is the story of Catherine de Valois, daughter of Charles, King of France. Brought up with her younger ...Read Review
The Woman’s Historical Novel: British Women Writers, 1900-2000
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This timely, perceptive analysis gives a much-maligned genre its proper significance in the canon of English literature. Diana Wallace sets out to show “...Read Review
Twilight of Avalon
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In Arthurian fiction, queens tend to fall into two groups: the powerful and the powerless. Anna Elliott places Isolde among the latter. To ...Read Review
Palace Circle
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It’s been a long time since I was as caught up in a novel as I was in Palace Circle. The action ...Read Review
Agincourt
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Agincourt is a stunning ride through the battle best known from Shakespeare’s Henry V. Through the eyes of archer Nicholas Hook, I ...Read Review
