HNR Issue 47 (February 2009)
The Lost Quilter
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More than one story must be repeatedly told so that we remember! In a northern American town, Sylvia Bergstrom discovers a packet of ...Read Review
The Lady Grace Mysteries: Intrigue
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London, 1570. Lady Grace Cavendish, one of Queen Elizabeth I’s maids of honour, embarks on her 9th adventure. The queen and her court ...Read Review
The Letter Writer
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Popular YA historical novelist Rinaldi has a go at imagining what it was like to be in the middle of Nat Turner’s ...Read Review
The Grand Inquisitor’s Manual: A History of Terror in the Name of God
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Jonathan Kirsch does not mince words or cater to delicate sensibilities in this well-documented history of the Inquisition’s 600 year reign of terror. ...Read Review
Becoming Queen
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Despite the picture on the cover of a young Queen Victoria, this book is actually about both her and Princess Charlotte, George IV’...Read Review
The Whispering Bell
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In Anglo-Saxon Mercia at the time of King Penda’s wars, the orphan Wynflaed is taken in and raised by a kindly thegn ...Read Review
People of the Thunder
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It’s about 1300 CE in what today is Mississippi and Alabama. The dominant Sky Hand people have quickly risen to power under the ...Read Review
Luther’s Ambassadors
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In the second of Margrave’s “mystorical” novels Tom Priedeux jumps from 1399, where we left him in The Gawain Quest, to the reign ...Read Review
Fire At Midnight
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Rachael Penrose has been confined to Bedlam by her wicked uncle Victor, who frames her in order to steal her inheritance. Unfortunately for ...Read Review
Agincourt
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Agincourt is a stunning ride through the battle best known from Shakespeare’s Henry V. Through the eyes of archer Nicholas Hook, I ...Read Review
