2002
Genesee
Genesee van Cortlandt, the child of a runaway teen and an Iroquois warrior, was abducted back into “civilization” by her…
Leaving Ireland
Ann Moore puts her heroine through the trials of Job in this sequel to the eponymous Gracelin O’Malley. Gracelin O’Malley…
Three Cuts of Courage
Nell Fraser and her brother board a ship to the New World to avoid capture after she rescues him from…
Wicked Lies
Historical romances taking place during America’s colonial era are relatively scarce. American readers seem to prefer medieval Scotland and Regency…
Hannibal’s Children
“What if the past had been different? What if one war had changed the world?” Such is the focus of…
In the Hand of Dante
This novel defies labels or even description. Nick Tosches is a streetwise tough guy and a self-taught medievalist. Nick Tosches…
Much Ado About Murder
This delightful compilation of seventeen historical mysteries written in the style of Shakespeare or using themes from his plays is…
The Conquest
Sara Rosario González is a rare book restorer at the Getty Museum in modern-day Los Angeles. An attractive young Chicana…
Mount Vernon Love Story
Mary Higgins Clark, well known for her thrilling suspense novels, wrote a short novel years ago (original title: Aspire to…
An Experiment in Treason
This ninth novel in Bruce Alexander’s critically acclaimed series featuring Sir John Fielding, a blind-eighteenth-century London judge, and his young…
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