HNR Issue 18 (November 2001)
Madame de Pompadour
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As a child, Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson went to a fortuneteller who told her that one day she would reign over the heart of a ...Read Review
The Root and the Flower
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The Root and the Flower was originally published between 1929 and 1935 as three separate novels. Set in late 16th century India during the reign ...Read Review
Conjuring Maud
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The lush, vibrant and often harsh landscape of colonial West Africa provides a stunning backdrop to this tale of offbeat characters and an ...Read Review
Civil Blood
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Battles rage outside Richmond in the spring of 1862, but the possibility of a plague within the city spread by contaminated money is the ...Read Review
Swift As Desire
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This is a Latin love story of a passionate couple and a tempestuous marriage, told through the eyes of their loving daughter. It ...Read Review
Quakertown
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The growing metropolis of 1920s Denton, Texas and the evolution of race relations are examined in Lee Martin’s first full-length novel. Although ...Read Review
Some Things that Stay
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This prize-winning novel came complete with a list of superlatives as recommendation. Tamara is a teenager growing up in 1950s America. Her family ...Read Review
The Dorothy Dunnett Companion
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This is a marvelous compendium of the facts and quotations that lace Dorothy Dunnett’s novels. For those unfamiliar with Dunnett, she is ...Read Review