Mystery/Crime
The Gold of Cape Girardeau
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Morley Swingle has written a fast-paced, gripping example of historical fiction, which takes place in both the present and the years before and ...Read Review
Key Deceptions
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The guildspeople of 15th century Bologna are well respected and well organized. Among these is widow Avisa Baglatoni, an accomplished locksmith, who violates ...Read Review
The Bastard’s Tale
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This twelfth installment of the Dame Frevisse historical mystery series is a testament to the popularity and excellence of Margaret Frazer’s writing. ...Read Review
An Experiment in Treason
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This ninth novel in Bruce Alexander’s critically acclaimed series featuring Sir John Fielding, a blind-eighteenth-century London judge, and his young assistant deserves ...Read Review
Shadows of the Canyon
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InspirationalMystery/CrimeRomance
At a Grand Canyon tourist hotel in 1923, Alexandria Keegan discovers her politician father romancing her fellow Harvey girl. She pelts him with harsh ...Read Review
Wicked Lies
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Historical romances taking place during America’s colonial era are relatively scarce. American readers seem to prefer medieval Scotland and Regency England, or ...Read Review
Harlem Redux
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The prologue reveals author Persia Walker as a great talent, through the craftsmanship of her nouns and verbs, spiced with qualifiers. The wind ...Read Review
The Spider’s Touch
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The Birth of Blue Satan introduced readers to Gideon Viscount St. Mars and Mrs. Kean. In that book, Gideon–unfairly accused of murdering ...Read Review
Much Ado About Murder
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This delightful compilation of seventeen historical mysteries written in the style of Shakespeare or using themes from his plays is like a box ...Read Review
Savage Mountain
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Belanger’s thoroughly researched historical, set mid-19th century, carries readers into the heart of California’s two-million-year-old Yosemite Valley, where continual glacializations ...Read Review
