MacAdam/Cage
Dream City
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Could there be a category called the nostalgic novel which could assume a place within or beside that of historical novel? The work ...Read Review
Pelican Road
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Howard Bahr has made a name for himself in American literary circles with his three novels about the American Civil War. In Pelican ...Read Review
The Sparrowhawk Companion
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This companion to Edward Cline’s six-volume Sparrowhawk series contains seven essays, by the author and others, which nicely round out the reader’...Read Review
All Will Be Revealed
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Verena Swann mourns her late husband, Captain Theodore Swann, who died during an Arctic expedition, by channeling his spirit and acting as a ...Read Review
Sparrowhawk, Book Six: War
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The sixth and final book of the series picks up the story in the spring of 1774 and continues to the very beginning of ...Read Review
A Dead Language
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Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton is the naval lieutenant who abandons Madam Butterfly in Puccini’s famous opera. A Dead Language, sequel to Pinkerton’s ...Read Review
A Map of Glass
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Set in Ontario, Jane Urquhart’s latest novel is both contemporary and historical, though the rather disturbing prologue doesn’t make it ...Read Review
The House of Scorta
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Awarded France’s most prestigious literary prize, Le Prix Goncourt 2004, this novel has sold over 400,000 copies. After reading it, you will understand why. ...Read Review
The Jungle Law
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Rudyard Kipling is most famous for his Jungle Books, a series of stories that are deeply rooted in Kipling’s childhood in Bombay. ...Read Review
Pinkerton’s Sister
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For some people, a love of reading becomes a grand passion. Alice Pinkerton, housebound madwoman in turn-of-the-century New York City, lives entirely for ...Read Review
