HNR Issue 28 (May 2004)
Chieftain
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In 1875 Virginia-bred Maggie Bankhead is teaching on a reservation at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. A band of Comanche people arrive, led by their new ...Read Review
The Bride Hunt
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This second volume in the Matchmaker series, set in early 20th century London, features Prudence, the middle Duncan sister: intelligent, serious, beautiful, with ...Read Review
Toward the Sunrise
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The three Keagan sisters take the fortitude, hope, and wisdom of faith-filled Americans into the vilest of global war situations in this third ...Read Review
Meadow Lark
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Leaving her home in Taos, Mexico, to join a wagon train in search of her brother, Meadow Lark’s resourceful 1845 heroine is thirteen-year-old ...Read Review
The Gilded Chamber
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Biographical FictionInspirational
This excellent first novel expands upon and breathes new life into the age-old biblical story of Esther. In the 5th century B.C, ...Read Review
Havoc’s Sword
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The indefatigable Alan Lewrie sails yet again through troubled waters in Dewey Lambdin’s eleventh sea adventure. Lewrie, now a Captain in the ...Read Review
Lady Allerton’s Wager
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Ms. Cornick’s seventh book, Lady Allerton’s Wager is an enjoyable romp through Regency-era England. It is a romp with a touch ...Read Review
The Viscount’s Bawdy Bargain
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In Regency London, the Dashers and the Blades are clubs whose members are gentlemen of high rank and excessive leisure. When the Blades ...Read Review
Truth
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“My biggest problem, according to Mau Mau, was learning to be silent.” Sojourner Truth never did learn to be silent, and many generations ...Read Review
The Horse in the Kitchen: Stories of a Mexican-American Family
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Mr. Flores, a retired schoolteacher, grew up with the stories his father told him about his childhood in Mexico; they eventually inspired Flores ...Read Review