2006
Girl In A Red Tunic
At the end of the 12th century, England is in the grip of a very cold winter. Food is short…
The Boleyn Inheritance
Editors' choice
Gregory’s latest novel focuses on the lives of three women, all of whom bear witness to the Boleyn family’s legacy:…
The Blanchard Brothers Film Company
It’s hard to imagine a time when box office numbers for the weekend didn’t dominate Monday’s news and movie stars’…
The Ambassadors: From Ancient Greece to Renaissance Europe, the Men Who Introduced the World to Itself
In The Ambassadors, Jonathan Wright’s stated purpose is to show how influential ambassadors have been “in the encounters, collisions, and…
The Dawning Of The Day: A Jerusalem Tale
The Dawning of the Day is a tale of understanding another culture, told in a graceful, charming and intelligent prose.…
The Last Wife Of Henry VIII
Erickson is well known to lovers of royal non-fiction. Only with her previous novel, The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette,…
Saratoga: A Novel of the American Revolution
The British 1777 offensive commanded by the larger-than-life “Gentleman Johnny” Burgoyne that culminated in the American victory at Saratoga has…
Gentlemen In Question
Editors' choice
From the moment Madeleine Sedgewick waits on the dockside at the busy port of Rye for the arrival of her…
Too Darn Hot
It is July, 1943, and New York City is too darn hot. It isn’t enough that the temperature is rising;…
Midnight Blue
In the waning days of the American Revolution, an American privateer captures a ship with the pregnant widow of a…
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