Editors' Choice
The Opium Lord’s Daughter
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Lee Su-Mei is an unconventional guan (nobleman’s) daughter: she refuses to let her feet be bound, and she drives her father to ...Read Review
Nemesis and the Swan
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Lindsay K. Bandy has written a brilliant young adult novel set during the French Revolution. In 1792, nineteen-year-old aristocrat Hélène d’Aubign ...Read Review
Vindicated: A Novel of Mary Shelley
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Written as a series of diary entries, Vindicated spans the years between Mary’s life as an idealistic teenager to a woman of ...Read Review
The Forgotten Kingdom (The Lost Queen 2)
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Set in the south of Scotland in the 6th century, the second book in a series continues the story of Languoreth, twin sister ...Read Review
Murder by Milk Bottle (A Constable Twitten Mystery)
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Three murder victims over the three-day August Bank Holiday in 1957 Brighton. Each coshed with a milk bottle, then stabbed to death with shards ...Read Review
The Glass House: A Novel
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Cicely Pick, with her daughter Kitty in tow, arrives in Argyll, Scotland, in 1912, having traveled from Darjeeling, India, on a mission for her ...Read Review
The Last Train
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On July 2, 1944, French police acting for the Gestapo loaded 2,066 men into freight cars bound for the Dachau concentration camp. The prisoners were Resistance ...Read Review
An Artificial Light (The Photographer’s Saga)
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This is the sequel to The Photographer, continuing Mimi Reventlow’s story as a photographer in 1911 Laichingen, Germany. Mimi is on cloud nine, ...Read Review
A Quiet Cadence: A Novel
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Marty McClure is a retired teacher with a loving wife and two kids who know him as a kind and peaceful man. But ...Read Review
Mortmain Hall (Rachel Savernake Golden Age Mysteries)
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Mortmain Hall is a brilliantly scripted mystery, captivating from start to finish. The second in Edwards’ Rachel Savernake Golden Age Mystery series, it ...Read Review
