HNR Issue 95 (February 2021)
Our Darkest Night: A Novel of Italy and the Second World War
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In October 1942 in Venice, 23-year-old Antonina (Nina) tends to her invalid mother. Later, Nina observes a Catholic priest visiting her Jewish physician father ...Read Review
His Castilian Hawk
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As a reward for loyal service, Robert FitzStephan is knighted by King Edward I and given the hand of an heiress in marriage. ...Read Review
The Brothers of Auschwitz
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The Brothers of Auschwitz recounts the story of two brothers from Hungary, Dov and Yitzhak, who survive the concentration camps and death marches ...Read Review
Fire Queen
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There is nothing better than that feeling, sustained from the first page to the last, that you’ve stumbled upon a new favourite ...Read Review
The Dark Heart of Florence (Lady Emily Mysteries, 15)
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The latest installment in the Lady Emily series finds the clever and curious titular character in Florence, investigating a string of burglaries and ...Read Review
Iron Will: Brunel’s Battle to Become the Greatest Engineer of the Victorian Age
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Isambard Kingdom Brunel is a name which conjures up the Clifton Suspension Bridge, the Great Western Railway and its London terminus, Paddington Station, ...Read Review
The Time Traveller’s Guide to Regency Britain
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This amazingly detailed book introduces the reader to Regency Britain in an accessible and intriguing way; they can glimpse life through the eyes ...Read Review
The Steel Beneath the Silk (Emma of Normandy Trilogy)
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In this glorious conclusion to Bracewell’s Emma of Normandy trilogy, Emma becomes an even greater, wiser, savvier queen than ever she was ...Read Review
Always a Princess
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1814: Captain Wil Clifton leaves a night of gambling in London for a duel on the outskirts of his family estate. Rather than the ...Read Review
Mercy’s Refuge
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Twenty-one years old, Mercy McCrea is living a hardscrabble life with her aged grandparents in 1620 England. She supports her tiny family by employing ...Read Review