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
Lionheart
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Beginning in 1176, this military historical novel tells the story of Duke Richard of Aquitaine – known to history as Richard I or Richard the ...Read Review
Winter of the Metal People
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Despite the fact that so many public buildings, parks, and monuments throughout what is today America’s Southwest bear the name “Coronado,” Francisco ...Read Review
The Devil in the Marshalsea
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Antonia Hodgson is no stranger to the literary world, being currently Editor-in-Chief at Little Brown UK. She has proved that she can spot ...Read Review
Much Ado About Jack
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Angelique Beauchamp, ship owner and spirited widow, is the talk of the ton, dallying with whomever she pleases. Previously abandoned, Angelique vows never ...Read Review
Worthy Brown’s Daughter
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Worthy Brown’s Daughter is a departure for Margolin, who has a successful career writing contemporary legal thrillers (Sleight of Hand, 2013). The plot ...Read Review