HNR Issue 74 (November 2015)
Escape from France (Carey Novels)
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1791. Richard Carey is young, good-looking, rich – and can be shockingly rude. The only things he enjoys at Cambridge are fencing and shooting, so ...Read Review
The Emperor’s Silver
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The Roman Empire in 273 AD. The Palmyrans have been defeated, but there is trouble in Egypt, and the Empire faces financial ruin with ...Read Review
The Lady Agnes Mystery, Volumes 1 and 2
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Across these two volumes, translated from the original French, Andrea Japp tells the story of Lady Agnes de Souarcy, who we meet at ...Read Review
Prisoner of the Queen
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This is the story of Lady Katherine Grey, sister of Lady Jane Grey, the doomed queen who perched on the throne for nine ...Read Review
Masquerade
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Lizzie, a naive country girl, finds herself in a London brothel. She escapes to ply her trade independently in Piccadilly. Then she meets ...Read Review
A Murder Country
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The setting is the Appalachian country, thickly wooded and lightly settled, some time after the Civil War. The Rider believes he was called ...Read Review
A Heart Revealed
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As in typical Regency Romances, the heroine has come to London for the Season in search of a husband. Amber Sterlington has timed ...Read Review
Corridors of the Night
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In this, the 21st installment of her bestselling Victorian-era William Monk series, the Thames River Policeman’s wife, Hester Monk, is back to ...Read Review
The Palest Ink
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The title refers to a Chinese proverb that states that the palest ink is better than the best memory. Benfu and his friend ...Read Review
The Book of Lost and Found
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Spanning most of the 20th century, The Book of Lost and Found is the sort of sweeping multi-period saga I seek out, one ...Read Review
