HNR Issue 39 (February 2007)
The Water Mirror
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Alternate HistoryChildren/Young AdultHistorical Fantasy
Kai Meyer’s inventive fantasy The Water Mirror takes place in Venice in the 1890s in an alternative world where the Egyptian empire ...Read Review
Dancing in the Streets: A History of Collective Joy
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Dancing in the Streets is a compilation of essays celebrating the collective joy demonstrated through ritual dancing. Throughout history, dance and music have ...Read Review
The Trojan War: A New History
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This is a wonderful book that will enchant neophytes as well as enthusiasts of the subject. Cornell University professor Barry Strauss is a ...Read Review
The Assassins of Isis
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Biographical FictionMystery/Crime
This is the fifth Egyptian murder mystery starring Lord Amerotke, the Pharaoh’s chief judge. It is a quick- paced adventure with plenty ...Read Review
The Waxman Murders
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In 1272 Henry III died with the new king, Edward I, in the Holy Land. Back in England there was a breakdown of law ...Read Review
The Three Musketeers
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Originally published in 1844, the many incarnations of The Three Musketeers have embedded into our collective unconscious the image of three men in plumed ...Read Review
The Longing Season
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Biographical FictionInspirational
This is the most compelling novel about slavery that I have ever read, not because of horrific details, but because it reveals how ...Read Review
Wanted!
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After an exciting if western cliché-ridden prologue featuring the 1868 downfall of the Reno gang, Wanted! switches gears, catching up with its female ...Read Review
Ways to Be Wicked
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Sylvie Lamoureux, prima ballerina of the Paris ballet, takes a daring leap and finds herself penniless in a generically described Regency-era London. Luckily ...Read Review
Silent in the Grave
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This can only be described as a rich plum pudding of a book, full of everything you would find in a Victorian melodrama. ...Read Review






