Atria Books
Spitting Gold
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Spiritualism has had many believers throughout history but was probably at its peak in the 19th century. The Mothe sisters, Sylvie and Charlotte, ...Read Review
Miss Morgan’s Book Brigade
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Following on her best-selling The Paris Library, Charles returns to the book stacks for a dual-timeline novel centered on the Great War and ...Read Review
Spitting Gold
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Baroness Sylvie Devereux and her sister, Charlotte Mothe, agree to pull off one last scam in this gothic, sapphic romance, set in Paris ...Read Review
The Ballad of Jacquotte Delahaye
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Briony Cameron’s queer, feminist seafaring romance debut begins in Yaquimo (now Jacmel), Saint-Domingue, in 1655. Jacquotte Delahaye works as a skilled shipwright, with ...Read Review
The Order of the Furies: 1795 (The Wolf and the Watchman Book 3)
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This is the third in a trilogy set in 18th-century Stockholm, and a fitting finale to a tale that is pervasively dark, gripping, ...Read Review
The Widow Spy
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Campisi’s premise is quite intriguing and based on a real situation: Kate Warne, Pinkerton’s first female detective and a Union spy, ...Read Review
Medea
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Quin’s Medea joins the current renaissance of retellings that recast the stories of maligned or ignored women from Greek mythology. Redeeming Medea, ...Read Review
To Woo and to Wed (The Regency Vows)
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Sophie and her sister Alexandra are both young widows, but when the latter seems hesitant to remarry, Sophie suspects it is because she ...Read Review
The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel: Genius, Power, and Deception on the Eve of World War I
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Mystery/CrimeNauticalNonfiction
While the Dutch steamer Coertzen is sailing across the English Channel in October 1913, a body is spotted in the water. Because of bloat ...Read Review
The River We Remember
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What’s not to love in this absorbing, moving novel? The River We Remember has all the page-turning propulsion of an intriguing murder ...Read Review