HNR Issue 49 (August 2009)
The Englishman’s Boy
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Two story lines present the title character, caught up in a massacre in 1870s Saskatchewan, and the machinations of 1920s Hollywood. A film ...Read Review
The Patriot Witch
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I must admit that I approached this novel predisposed to write a negative review. I was not a fan of fantasy fiction and ...Read Review
Guinevere’s Gamble
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Children/Young AdultHistorical Fantasy
Book II of the Chrysalis Queen Quartet for younger readers chronicles the formative years of the woman destined to become King Arthur’s ...Read Review
Captivated: J. M. Barrie, Daphne du Maurier and the Dark Secret of Neverland
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‘Barrie has a fatal touch for those he loves. They die.’ D. H. Lawrence. This fascinating and disturbing book unravels the subtle and ...Read Review
The Innocent Spy
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In wartime London, Detective Stratton is investigating the death of silent screen star Mabel Morgan. Although it appears to be the work of ...Read Review
Heart of the Ronin
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Ken’ishi, a ronin or masterless samurai living in 13th-century Japan, resumes living in the human world after having received superior martial arts ...Read Review
When I Cross No-Bob
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Being an O’Donnell isn’t easy, but being an O’Donnell abandoned first by your Pappy and then by your Momma is ...Read Review
The Age of the Ship of the Line: The British and French Navies, 1650-1815
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The “ship of the line” was the equivalent of the battleship in navies in the age of sail. While numerous smaller types of ...Read Review






