HNR Issue 67 (February 2014)
The Girl Who Came Home
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Maggie Murphy is being taken to America to begin a new life with her aunt, and she is unsure about leaving her Irish ...Read Review
The World’s Smallest Bible
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The World’s Smallest Bible is an impressive work of literary fiction that chronicles the life of Ethan Mueller, over a span of 43 ...Read Review
Babayaga
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Babayaga is in some sense an historical novel, in that it is set in Paris in the late 1950s at the height of ...Read Review
Miss Milton Speaks Her Mind
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While this novel is most definitely a Regency romance, its title character, Jane Milton, is not caught in a standard love triangle. Kelly’...Read Review
The Maid of Milan
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Why should frail Adelaide Leeson, three years married to Lord Tristan, so dread a visit from his friend, James, now Viscount Dewhurst and ...Read Review
Knights of the Hawk
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Late 1071 finds William the Conqueror impatient to storm the English rebels out of Ely. But Ely, surrounded by treacherous marshes, seems to be ...Read Review
Cross of Vengeance
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This the tenth book in Cora Harrison’s 16th-century Burren mysteries. Set in the west of Ireland, it begins with Mara, the Brehon ...Read Review
Fair and Tender Ladies (Richard Nottingham Mysteries)
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1734. The hits just keep coming for Richard Nottingham, Constable of Leeds. Still mourning the death of his beloved wife (murdered in the last ...Read Review
The Quaker and the Rebel
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The traditional storyline of a romance blossoming between a Confederate and a Unionist is made unique in this novel, with Emily working with ...Read Review
Honors Rendered
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In 1889, Lt. Commander Peter Wake is ordered to the Pacific island of Samoa. Trouble is brewing between the German presence in the Pacific ...Read Review






