HNR Issue 24 (May 2003)
Slightly Wicked
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Another entry in the Bedwyn series, Slightly Wicked is the story of Rannulf and his lady love, Judith, who has been sent to ...Read Review
The Wandering Hill
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Larry McMurtry’s Berrybenders continue to serve as the quintessential 19th century standard of a dysfunctional family. First introduced in Sin Killer, our ...Read Review
The Cannons of Lucknow
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The Indian Mutiny of 1857-1858 is a watershed event in the history of British India. A rebellion by regiments of the British-officered units ...Read Review
The Hours
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The Hours is Michael Cunningham’s homage to Virginia Woolf and her novel, Mrs. Dalloway. Following three women through the hours of a ...Read Review
Worthy’s Town
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Worthy is Worthy Giberson, and his town is Old Kane, Illinois. Spanning 1925 to 1950, Worthy’s town sees all manner of events, from Worthy ...Read Review
The Frozen Water Trade
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The fascinating story of how ice became a commodity, one in great demand not only in warm climates such as Cuba, India, and ...Read Review
An Echo in the Darkness
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Somebody asked me recently why I enjoy inspirational fiction so much as I am not religious myself. Any writer who lives in a ...Read Review
Much Ado About Murder
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There is a period of William Shakespeare’s life (1585-1592) called the Lost Years, in which nothing is known — where he was, what ...Read Review
Modoc Sundance
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Second in a series about the Indian struggles in 1873 Northern California, Belanger has once again penned a riveting tale. The review from Time ...Read Review
The Wedding Escape
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It is late summer, 1883, and Jack Kent is waiting for the wedding he is attending to begin. When boredom overtakes him, he decides ...Read Review