2010
The Betrayal of the Blood Lily
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Sixth in Willig’s series featuring present day academic Eloise Kelly researching the exploits of aristocratic English spies in the Napoleonic era, this ...Read Review
Tassie and the Black Baron
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In this lively time-slip story (think Monty Python and the Holy Grail meets the dysfunctional family from hell) tearaway Tassie goes on a ...Read Review
Abigail
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Biographical FictionInspirational
As the second wife of the soon-to-be-king David of ancient biblical times, Abigail must contend with hardships and inner turmoil that she thinks ...Read Review
Eye of the Raven
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In the second installment of his colonial mystery series, Edgar Award winner Pattison provides an absorbing tale firmly and effectively grounded in the ...Read Review
Recollections of Rosings
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Nothing has prepared Catherine or her daughter Lillian to see a black and smoldering ruin where an elegant house once stood. “Catherine gasped. ...Read Review
The Debonair Duke
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On her website, Emily Hendrickson says: ‘[T]oo many of the peers we encounter in Regency novels sound more American than British. A ...Read Review
Colony
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From the mid-19th century until World War II, French criminals were often deported to penal colonies in South America, such as Devil’...Read Review
Alcestis
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Those familiar with Greek mythology may recall Alcestis as the symbol of an ideal wife, a woman who so loved her husband, Admetus, ...Read Review
1492: The Year the World Began
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Felipe Ferńandez-Armesto’s contention in 1492: The Year the World Began is that in the titular year events occurred that shaped the global ...Read Review
Ransom
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Ransom is a diamond of a novel, tiny but flawless, prose so pared away and carefully constructed that however many times you read ...Read Review
