2017
Twenty-One Days
Twenty-One Days is the first of Anne Perry’s new crime series. Fans of her Thomas and Charlotte Pitt stories will…
The General’s Women
In May 1942, Kay Summersby, the senior woman driver, parked her olive-drab Packard in front of the American Embassy in…
Legends of Persia | Son of the Moon
These two books are sequels to The Road to Alexander, reviewed in the November 2017 issue of Historical Novels Review.…
Peace in My Heart
Manchester, 1945. The war has ended, but there are more troubles ahead for Evie Talbert. Like so many women of…
Knives in the South
1592. Knives in the South is the second chronicle of the adventures of Sir Robert Carey, swashbuckling dandy and cousin…
A Song of Home
A Song of Home is the third and last in Finkbeiner’s series of inspirational novels featuring Pearl Spence. Eleven-year-old Pearl…
My Beautiful Imperial
My Beautiful Imperialis the tale of a young man, driven from his home, who becomes the captain of a great…
The Ballade of Mary Reede
John Tanner, a young Englishman trained as a ship’s carpenter and groomed for command of a merchant vessel of his…
Perception and Illusion
Writing good historical romance is an art. While often dismissed as being light on historical details and heavy on the…
Acts of Allegiance
This is the story of Marty Ransom, Irish landowner and diplomat, on the one hand Establishment to his well-polished boots,…
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