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Kingmaker: Kingdom Come
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Kingdom Come is the fourth and final novel in Toby Clements’ Kingmaker series, set during the Wars of the Roses. It continues the ...Read Review
The Lunar Cats
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This is a novel about the fight between good and evil, of well-meaning retired librarians and adorable demon kittens. Alec Charlesworth, ex-librarian, occasional ...Read Review
Kingmaker: Divided Souls
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Third in a series of four, here is a product of vivid imagination and astute historical knowledge, tempered by fine writing skills. Toby ...Read Review
Fire
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This is the second volume in the series set in Restoration London. It is 1666 and the newly established pairing of Pitman and William ...Read Review
Kingmaker: Broken Faith
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Toby Clements really does get into the nitty-gritty of how the people of 15th-century England ‘lived, loved, fought, and died’. He thanks many ...Read Review
How the French Won Waterloo (Or Think They Did)
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In this witty look at two hundred years of rearranging history and reality, Stephen Clarke demonstrates how the French persist in believing that ...Read Review
Dirty Bertie: An English King Made in France
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Edward VII has traditionally been regarded as of little political importance; and his years as Prince of Wales largely viewed as a series ...Read Review
Kingmaker: Winter Pilgrims (Kingmaker Trilogy)
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At the beginning of the Wars of the Roses, we meet Sister Katherine, a nun from Lincoln Priory. On the other side of ...Read Review
Plague
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Restoration England is often portrayed as a licentious romp where Charles II and his bevy of mistresses enjoyed an endless party. The end ...Read Review
The White Russian
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In 1937 young American socialite Evie Vanderhorst flees her stifling family, and heads to Paris to meet her estranged, highly unconventional grandmother – only to ...Read Review
