HNR Issue 38 (November 2006)
Deborah’s Story
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Like her mother before her, Deborah is slave to an abusive master. And like her mother, she has the gift of true dreaming, ...Read Review
Hood: Book One of the Raven Trilogy
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Lawhead’s take on the Robin Hood legend is original, engaging, and unorthodox, for this Robin Hood isn’t an Englishman in Sherwood ...Read Review
The Princess Of Denmark
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Life is never a quiet river for Lord Westfield’s Men, an Elizabethan theatre company. A fire burns down the inn where they ...Read Review
Magic Man
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Magic Man is the finale for a series of books which began with Merely Magic in 2000. All take place in the mid-18th ...Read Review
Ticket To Tomorrow
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This is Book One of a gentle new series set at the Chicago World’s Fair of 1893. The White City is a fabulous ...Read Review
The Perfect Stranger
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There must be an unofficial rule for writing Regency romances: start with a large family. Faith Merridew has already seen two of her ...Read Review
A Reason To Live
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During the Civil War, Laurel Covey nurses young Confederate soldiers. In a journal, she records their dying words and wishes, promising to relay ...Read Review
Murder In Little Italy
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In the turbulent immigrant neighborhoods of late 1890s New York, Tammany Hall ward heelers juggle political power while other ethnic groups protect their ...Read Review
The Vote
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Kate Brennan is a college graduate who stumbles upon a picket line of woman suffragists outside the White House in Washington, DC, during ...Read Review
All For Love
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In All for Love, Dan Jacobson brings to light a tempestuous turn-of-the-century affair amid the petty royals of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Princess Louise ...Read Review