HNR Issue 66 (November 2013)
Death at the Clos du Lac
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Picardie, 1964. At the exclusive – and reclusive – Clos du Lac sanatorium, a grisly discovery is made in the swimming pool, triggering another case for ...Read Review
Eight Girls Taking Pictures
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Whitney Otto’s novel, Eight Girls Taking Pictures, points the camera at the lives of eight photographers, women who live out the juxtaposition ...Read Review
The Little Tokyo Informant
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September 1941, and J. Edgar Hoover is preoccupied with using Hollywood to promote the image of the FBI. To this end, he has appointed ...Read Review
The Shogun’s Daughter
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The Shogun’s daughter has died a victim of smallpox, and with her the possibility of an heir. But all is not lost! ...Read Review
Saxon: The Emperor’s Elephant
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The Saxon of the title is Sigwulf, a minor Saxon prince exiled to the court of King Carolus. It is the second in ...Read Review
Lover be Mine
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New York Times bestselling author Jordan plans to follow five aristocratic Wilde cousins in Regency England to their true mates. This second book ...Read Review
Crimson Rose
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Will Shakespeare struts and frets his hour upon Christopher Marlowe’s stage as a bit player, hoping to parlay success on the boards ...Read Review
Confessions of Marie Antoinette
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Confessions of Marie Antoinette is the third and final installment in Juliet Grey’s detailed account of Marie Antoinette’s life. The novel ...Read Review
When Mountains Move
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This powerful sequel to the Christy Award-winning Into the Free opens in rural Mississippi in 1943. Just seventeen, Millie Reynolds has decided to marry ...Read Review
The Luminaries
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In January 1866, Walter Moody, newly arrived in the New Zealand goldfields, stumbles into a furtive gathering of twelve local men who have met ...Read Review
