HNR Issue 49 (August 2009)
The Magician’s Death
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The Magician’s Death is the 14th of Paul Doherty’s Hugh Corbett medieval mysteries. Playing on the rivalry between England’s Edward ...Read Review
Abandon
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In 2009, Abigail Foster, a journalist enticed by the prospect of a good story, is recruited by her estranged father, a history professor, to ...Read Review
Secrets of Greymoor
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Children/Young AdultMystery/Crime
Secrets of Greymoor is Clara Gillow Clark’s third book about inquisitive Hattie Belle Basket. In this book 11-year-old tomboy Hattie is still ...Read Review
The True Adventures of Charley Darwin
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Biographical FictionChildren/Young Adult
The book is very much a record of Charles Darwin’s youth from the time he is a nine-year-old going off to boarding ...Read Review
Agnes Lake Hickok: Queen of the Circus, Wife of a Legend
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Agnes Lake Hickok must have been made of extraordinary stuff. She married circus performer Bill Lake in 1847 and made her circus debut shortly ...Read Review
The Guardians of the Covenant
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If you liked The Da Vinci Code (and millions did despite the ridicule) then you will be delighted with The Guardians of the ...Read Review
Hidden Voices: The Orphan Musicians of Venice
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This engaging novel focuses on the lives of three members of the figli di coro at the Ospedale della Pietà in Venice in ...Read Review
Bloodline
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Set in Britain circa 650 AD, Katy Moran’s debut novel is a coming-of-age story featuring a boy named Essa who is caught in ...Read Review
Pauline Bonaparte: Venus of Empire
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The Bonaparte clan depicted in Flora Fraser’s biography could rival any reality TV family for scandal. Pauline Bonaparte is thought to have ...Read Review
The Glassblower of Murano
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In a tale of genius and tragedy, Leonora Manin is inspired to travel to Murano, Italy, from Hampstead, England, the home of her 17...Read Review






