Hutchinson Heinemann
Precipice
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From its opening scene of a frivolous death during a late-night pleasure boat excursion of reckless young aristocrats on the Thames before WWI ...Read Review
The Tower
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A pregnant Mary Stuart, known usually as Queen of Scots, is taken to the isolated, bleak water-girt island of Lochleven Castle in the ...Read Review
House of Shades
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London 1833. Hester Reeves is employed as a nurse/healer to Gervaise Cherville, old, frail and ill. He is head of his rich family ...Read Review
The Vaster Wilds
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This devastatingly beautiful meditation on nature, divinity, and survival is the second volume of a planned triptych begun last year with Groff’s ...Read Review
The Enchanters
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California in the hot summer of 1962. A character from Ellroy’s Underworld USA trilogy, Freddie Otash, is resuscitated. He is a former cop, ...Read Review
Radical Love
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London 1809. The Reverend John Church, a self-made man rising from the dregs of poverty and abuse, is a decidedly unorthodox nonconformist gay clergyman. ...Read Review
This Other Eden
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In 1793, when Benjamin Honey, a former slave, and his wife Patience, an Irish immigrant, arrived at an abandoned Penobscot island off the coast ...Read Review
Act of Oblivion
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This novel tells the story of the hunt for the regicides of Charles I, principally Edward Whalley and his son-in-law, William Goffe. Whalley ...Read Review
Theatre Of Marvels
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1840s London. A gaudy theatre in Drury Lane. Star act: the Great Amazonia, Warrior-Queen of Darkest Africa! Playing to sell-out audiences! But Zillah ...Read Review
I, Mona Lisa
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I, Mona Lisa is a beautiful love story. It is historical, beginning during the Italian Renaissance, and is narrated from the first-person point ...Read Review
