HNR Issue 32 (May 2005)
The Queen’s Fencer
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If you enjoy swashbuckling adventures, get yourself ready for a fun read! This fast-moving tale includes the excitement of pirates, the intrigue of ...Read Review
Blue Horizons
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Pioneers of the west had a truly difficult time surviving brutal weather, cultivating tough lands, maintaining good health, and keeping their properties from ...Read Review
Every Whispered Word
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Karyn Monk has written another delightful historical romance, with a twist: half of the book is set en route to and in South ...Read Review
Katya: A Novel of the Russian Revolution
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In Katya, Birdsell paints a meticulous portrait of a young girl, Katya Vogt, whose character is shaped as much by the wild landscape ...Read Review
A High and Hidden Place
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On June 11, 1945, a child clutches an iron pot in the ruins of her home in provincial France. She’s reared in a convent, ...Read Review
The Deserter: Murder at Gettysburg
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Like Josephine Tey’s classic The Daughter of Time, Jane Langton’s latest mystery is an intellectual adventure in historical sleuthing. Highly readable, ...Read Review
And If I Perish: Frontline U.S. Army Nurses in World War II
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Monahan and Neidel-Greenlee are the authors of All This Hell, a dramatic account of U.S. Army nurses caught in the Philippines and ...Read Review
Three Days: A Mother’s Story
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Melody Carlson has taken up the difficult task of telling the story of Jesus through the eyes of his mother, Mary, during the ...Read Review
Islands
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The first Dutch settlement of the area around the Cape makes up a large part of South Africa’s founding myth. This W. ...Read Review
Lady in Waiting
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Jenny Penny is the Lady In Waiting, as madcap a heroine as ever graced the pages of a Regency romance. By day a ...Read Review
