Orion
Psyche and Eros
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There has been a marked trend in recent years for the retelling of Greek myths, Jennifer Saint’s Elektra and Madeline Miller’s ...Read Review
A Most Agreeable Murder
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The first sentence of this entertaining Regency-era page-turner from Julia Seales offers fair warning that tongue-in-cheek is its most appropriate dance style, despite ...Read Review
Napoleon’s Spy
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Having produced 13 books set in classical times and a further trilogy set in the 12th century, the prolific Kane here turns his attention ...Read Review
The House of Whispers
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Rome 1938. From the first time she meets Dante Cavallera, piano teacher Eva Valenti is fascinated by the good-looking widower, father of her newest ...Read Review
The Ballroom Blitz
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Bombs are falling on London, the blackout is in full swing, and Londoners are making for the shelters as soon as the sirens ...Read Review
A Marriage of Fortune
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1467, and the Paston household in Norwich is rocked by crisis. As more crises occur, the book delves into the hearts and minds of ...Read Review
Marion Lane and the Deadly Rose
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London, 1959. In this the second of Willberg’s Marion Lane novels, she and her colleagues in Miss Brickett’s agency investigate the most ...Read Review
One Night with the Duke (Belmore Square)
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England 1816. Feisty, outspoken Eliza Melrose, 19, rails against the sexual inequalities of the time, specifically that men can choose their spouse whereas she cannot. ...Read Review
A Daughter’s Hope: Book 3 in the Yorkshire Blitz Trilogy
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Douglas focuses primarily on twin sisters Maudie and Sybil Maguire in the city of Hull, who have joined the WAAFs in the Second ...Read Review
King
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This book is the third in the Lionheart series, and possibly the last. Again, Irish-born Ferdia/Rufus and his man Rhys are major ...Read Review
