HNR Issue 66 (November 2013)
The Final Sacrament
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William Harley, Clarenceux, is Queen Elizabeth’s chief herald – and a Catholic. Though he serves his queen loyally, he hides a secret: a ...Read Review
The Convenient Marriage
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Not Regency but the 1770s; revolution in the air has not penetrated the world of scented boudoirs. The ton follows a trend of ...Read Review
Anything but Civil
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Thirty years have passed since the Civil War erupted, and feelings still run deep in the town of Galena, Illinois, where Hattie Davish, ...Read Review
A Rescue for a Queen
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Eleventh in Fiona Buckley’s series featuring Elizabeth I and her spy Ursula Blanchard Stannard, A Rescue for a Queen opens at the ...Read Review
True Spies
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In this Regency-era romance, Lady Elinor Keating has had enough of her loveless marriage and long-absent husband, Lord Winslow “Winn” Keating. Unhappy with ...Read Review
The Mask Carver’s Son
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Set during the late 1800s in Japan and in France, this novel is a portrait of two artists, Kiyoki and his father, Ryusei. ...Read Review
Infamy
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It’s 1830. William Burr is recovering from injuries after his latest skirmish chasing mahogany pirates in British Honduras when he receives a request ...Read Review
Nightmare Range
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Sergeant George Sueño and his partner Sergeant Ernie Bascom, American military policemen in South Korea in the early 1970s, have appeared in ...Read Review
Ask Not
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This is the third and presumably final entry in a trilogy on the JFK assassination which began with Bye Bye, Baby, about the ...Read Review
A Song at Twilight
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This historical romance contains all the elements of a typical love story, but with a unique challenge that provides unexpected intrigue. The premise ...Read Review