HNR Issue 23 (February 2003)
In the Hand of Dante
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This novel defies labels or even description. Nick Tosches is a streetwise tough guy and a self-taught medievalist. Nick Tosches is the author ...Read Review
The Persian Boy
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The reissue of Renault’s classic trilogy about the life and death of Alexander the Great is welcome indeed, for long-time fans and ...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
Proper Conduct
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This pleasant romance takes place almost exclusively on country estates during the Regency period. The primary interaction takes place between an independent, intelligent ...Read Review
Seven Dials
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This is the 23rd volume in the Thomas and Charlotte Pitt series, and I will say, from the beginning, that it is probably ...Read Review
Seven Houses
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Alev Lytle Croutier draws on her girlhood in Turkey for this multi-generational mosaic of a saga stretching from before the First World War ...Read Review
There is a River
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There is a River brings to a close Charlotte Miller’s trilogy of Southern life spanning the 20th century. This book, however, stands ...Read Review
Hannibal’s Children
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“What if the past had been different? What if one war had changed the world?” Such is the focus of this novel wherein ...Read Review
Funeral Games
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The reissue of Renault’s classic trilogy about the life and death of Alexander the Great is welcome indeed, for long-time fans and ...Read Review
Mount Vernon Love Story
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Mary Higgins Clark, well known for her thrilling suspense novels, wrote a short novel years ago (original title: Aspire to the Heavens) based ...Read Review
