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The Schoolmaster’s Daughter
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This story, an action-packed, superbly written piece of historical fiction, takes place in Boston and covers the two months from Paul Revere’s ...Read Review
Silver Like Dust: One Family’s Story of America’s Japanese Internment
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Through conversations recorded by her granddaughter, a Japanese-American woman recalls her life during World War II. Born into a poor but industrious family ...Read Review
Between the Thames and the Tiber: The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
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Ted Riccardi is writing in an established genre of Holmes knock-offs. His Holmes seems to be the Basil Rathbone type; however, Riccardi’s ...Read Review
Sherlock Holmes and the Ghosts of Bly and Other New Adventures of the Great Detective
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Sherlock Holmes is up to his pipe stem in the title mystery and three bonus adventures thanks to this recently unearthed Dr. Watson ...Read Review
The Pianist in the Dark
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Maria Theresa von Paradis was the musically talented daughter and only child of the secretary of the Empress of Austria. She was taught ...Read Review
Derby Day
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Any reader who likes the gentle and considered narratives of the novels of Trollope or Thackeray should enjoy this work of fiction. Indeed ...Read Review
The Blood of Lorraine
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Pope continues her story of French magistrate Bernard Martin, begun in Cezanne’s Quarry. Martin is now living in Nancy where he is ...Read Review
The Life of Mary Queen of Scots: An Accidental Tragedy
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Mary Queen of Scots was put to death by her cousin, Elizabeth I, in 1587. Why does Roderick Graham call her death “an accidental ...Read Review
Queens Consort: England’s Medieval Queens, from Eleanor of Aquitaine to Elizabeth of York
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From the 11th to the 15th centuries, twenty women became queens consort of England. In her new book, Lisa Hilton, author of Athenais: ...Read Review
The Fighting Temeraire: The Battle of Trafalgar and the Ship that Inspired J.M.W. Turner’s Most Beloved Painting
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Sam Willis is no stranger to the world of the wooden walls of England and the Jack Tars who manned them. He effectively ...Read Review