HNR Issue 31 (February 2005)
A Play of Isaac
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This is a spin-off from the author’s Dame Frevisse mystery novels, set in 15th century England. You may be inspired, as I ...Read Review
Trask
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In 1848, Elbridge Trask, a trapper and mountain man who has married and settled in the Clatsop Plains of Oregon, begins to feel the ...Read Review
Let There Be Blood
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Originally published by Headline in 1997, this Berkley reissue is the third in the Lord Ambrose series set in the early part of the 19...Read Review
The Mistress of Trevelyan
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Twenty-year-old Ann Lovell has always dreamed about Trevelyan Manor, an intriguing San Francisco mansion. But in 1873, her status as a washerwoman’s daughter ...Read Review
Night Song
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This Holocaust story of sacrifice and survival pays artful tribute to its message “that without remembrance, there can be no future.” Christian novelist ...Read Review
The Confession
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Thirty-six year old Ferenc Kolyeszar, an Inspector for the People’s Militia, is struggling with the apathy felt by many in the socialist ...Read Review
Liberty’s Children: Stories of Eleven Revolutionary War Children
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Liberty’s Children contains eleven different stories woven into a literary tapestry of the American Revolution. She writes about children of diverse backgrounds, ...Read Review
No Girls Allowed
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In the fifth book of the Young Heroes of History series, set during the American Civil War, two strong-willed Northern girls find a ...Read Review
A Feast of Poisons
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The prolific Paul Doherty does it again – here as the author of the compelling Kathryn Swinbrooke series, featuring the marvelously clever Canterbury physician/...Read Review
Skylark
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Fans of Jo Beverley’s Company of Rogues will thoroughly enjoy this latest addition to the series, featuring Sir Stephen Ball and his ...Read Review
