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The Seventh Link
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Hugh (usually known as ‘the Colonel’) lives a genteel retired life in the village of Frog’s End with a curmudgeonly stray cat ...Read Review
The Mark of the Midnight Manzanilla
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Framed by a modern-day story of a doctoral student discovering new information about the Napoleonic era, we’re soon off on a new ...Read Review
The Secrets of Life and Death
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The Secrets of Life and Death begins with the meeting of the Elizabethan scholar and alchemist, Dr. John Dee, and Countess Elisabeth Bathory, ...Read Review
Inglorious Royal Marriages: A Demi-Millenium of Unholy Matrimony
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This is the latest installment in Leslie Carroll’s chronicles of royal relationships, both legally and not so legally binding. This part of ...Read Review
Man’s Best Hero: True Stories of Great American Dogs
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Most dog owners consider their dog a hero in some way, even if it is just their ability to make you smile after ...Read Review
Moonshine: A Cultural History of America’s Infamous Liquor
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White lightning, fire water, mountain dew – call it what you like, but moonshine holds a certain fascination for Americans. An un-aged clear alcohol, ...Read Review
Stagecoach Travel
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Louise Allen’s Stagecoach Travel takes a look at stage travel in England from its beginning in 1657 through its heyday in the 1820s ...Read Review
What the Apothecary Ordered: Questionable Cures Through the Ages
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In this delightfully weird collection of ancient and not-so-ancient remedies for what ails us, Rance has amassed the most unusual cures she could ...Read Review
Maat-Ka-Re
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This is the fifth book in the Maunscripts of the Richard Trust series, but although I have not read the earlier novels, this ...Read Review
The Hundred-Year House
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1999, 1955, 1929, 1900. Time’s arrow, loosed in reverse, slows at these points in its flight through Laurelfield estate, home to the old-moneyed, “cursed” Devohrs. The ...Read Review
