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Daughters of Olympus
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Hannah Lynn’s novel retells the myths of Demeter, Greek goddess of grain, and her daughter Persephone/Core. Traditionally, Zeus is Persephone’s ...Read Review
The King’s Messenger
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In the opening decades of the 17th century every prominent person who died was poisoned—if we are to believe the multitudinous pamphlets ...Read Review
The Thirteenth Husband
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“It turned out that no matter how low my expectations of marriage, I expected too much.” Such is the perspective of Amy Crocker, ...Read Review
Babylonia
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This is a tale full of passion, loyalty, love, lust and war, steeped within a tradition going back millennia. The author deftly tells ...Read Review
Medea
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Women in mythology are often treated as little more than footnotes. Medea flips that notion on its head. She is a woman with ...Read Review
Katharine, the Wright Sister
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This is the lightly fictionalized story of Katharine Wright, the younger sister of aviation pioneers Wilbur and Orville. Early in life, the three ...Read Review
The Last Twelve Miles
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As if Elizebeth Smith Friedman and William Friedman, the most sought-after cryptanalytical minds in US Military Intelligence, and Elizebeth’s work for the ...Read Review
A Spartan’s Sorrow
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In ancient Greece, many women and children mourn the departure of their husbands and fathers as they join King Agamemnon in a ten-year ...Read Review
Queens of Themiscyra
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From the bare bones of recorded mythology, Hannah Lynn conjures up the Amazon warriors in a multi-sensory feast of a novel. Hippolyte has ...Read Review
The Girls We Sent Away
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The Girls We Sent Away is set during the Baby Scoop era in the 1960s, when thousands of babies were relinquished to the ...Read Review
