HNR Issue 22 (November 2002)
Avishag
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David, the first king of the ancient kingdom of Israel, lies dying – but not in peace. His ambitious sons contend for the throne, ...Read Review
Versailles
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Kathryn Davis makes use of a clever narrative device in this, her fifth novel: she allows Marie Antoinette’s soul to speak. This ...Read Review
Wet Grave
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Once Hesione LeGros was a high-flyer, a corsair’s beautiful mistress. But that was twenty years ago, during the heyday of such buccaneers ...Read Review
Eye of the Bear
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Eye of the Bear, the prequel to the author’s earlier novel River of Red Gold, relates the history of early California during ...Read Review
Blood of Victory
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This latest tale from Furst opens on the Black Sea in November of 1940. Once again a man without a country, this time Russian ...Read Review
Highland Mercies
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This highly recommended sequel to the first novel in the Blue Ridge Legacy series, Highland Hopes, thrusts Abigail Porter Waterbury into responsibility for ...Read Review
Cities of Gold
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Set both in 1989 and 1549, but almost entirely in the American Southwest, this tells the story, supported by extracts of actual primary-source documents, of ...Read Review
Imperial Governor
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The narrator is the Roman general and Governor of Britain, Suetonius Paulinus. In 59 A.D. the Emperor Nero posts him to Britain with ...Read Review
All Roads Lead to Murder
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There’s a new detective to add to the ranks of historical mystery, and his name is Pliny the Younger. All Roads Lead ...Read Review
Domino
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In his novel of masquerades and the blurring of gender characteristics, Ross King does an admirable job of recreating the idiom and the ...Read Review






