HNR Issue 32 (May 2005)

A Woman of the World

By Genie Chipps Henderson - Published 2004

Genres:

AdventureLiterary

In her fiction debut, Genie Chipps Henderson has created a strong and vulnerable heroine, based on famed photographer Margaret Bourke-White and her experiences. ...Read Review

Music of the Mill

By Luis J. Rodriguez - Published 2005

Genres:

Saga

Procopio Salcido is an eighteen-year-old residing with his parents in Sonora, Mexico. This is Yaqui country, where yield of the desert farms was ...Read Review

Forgotten Voices of World War II

By Max Arthur - Published 2003Published 2004

Genres:

Nonfiction

Published in association with the Imperial War Museum, Max Arthur’s two volumes [the other is Forgotten Voices of the Great War (ed.)] ...Read Review

Blood Secret

By Kathryn Lasky - Published 2004

Genres:

Children/Young Adult

Fourteen-year-old Jerry Luna has been selectively mute ever since her mother abandoned her. After years in Catholic charity homes, Jerry’s Aunt Constanza, ...Read Review

The Legacy

By Ellen Ekström - Published 2004

Genres:

Saga

Francesco de Romena is a knight and count. His father, who died in ignominy and rightfully so, murdered his brothers. His other family ...Read Review

Simply Unforgettable

By Mary Balogh - Published 2005

Genres:

Romance

Frances Allard has a comfortable life teaching at a girls’ school near Bath. She has good friends and a meaningful occupation, a circumstance ...Read Review

Windfall

By Cindy Holby - Published 2004

Genres:

RomanceSaga

In 1864 West Virginia, Jacob Anderson, a Confederate soldier, wakes from a coma with amnesia. He quickly learns that a battered angel named Shannon ...Read Review

The Killing of Greybird

By Eric Swedin - Published 2004

Genres:

InspirationalMystery/CrimeWestern

The Killing of Greybird contains Western, mystery, and Mormon inspirational elements. David Halliday, newly mustered out of the Union Army in 1865, returns to ...Read Review

War Trash

By Ha Jin - Published 2004

Genres:

Literary

At the onset of the Korean War, all that Yu Yuan wants to do is to take care of his elderly mother and ...Read Review

The Magician’s Study

By Tobias Seamon - Published 2004

Genres:

Literary

Tobias Seamon creates a crippled and volatile Houdini-like character in Robert “The Great” Rouncival, whose tumultuous life is recounted through the lively tales ...Read Review