Ann Chamberlin
The Wreckage of Eden
Robert Winter presides over the wreckage of the Eden given to white European settlers as Manifest Destiny in the first…
The Grave’s a Fine and Private Place
This is the latest installment in the very popular history mystery series starring adolescent sleuth, pre-teen and chemistry whiz Flavia…
Back Up
Editors' choice
One by one, in one short week in March 1967, the four members of a British rock band based in…
The Designer
Shortly after the liberation of Paris in 1944, while war still rages, Copper Reilly arrives in Paris with her husband…
Stone Circle
In 16th-century Pesaro on the Adriatic coast, Antonius, a young man of common background, is born with an ability to…
The Burning Time: Henry VIII, Bloody Mary, and the Protestant Martyrs of London
As the subtitle suggests, this is the saga of the executions of dissidents from the birth of the future Mary…
Alabaster
Alabaster is the retelling of the biblical story of Mariam (Mary), sister to Marta (Martha) and Eleazar (Lazarus). She is…
Max
April 20, 1936, on the Führer’s birthday, our preternaturally cognizant hero is born to a blond-haired, blue-eyed mother who has…
Drakon
Chekov with dragons. Mildly steampunkish Dostoevsky. Yes, there will be Russian names, but they are cleverly handled so there is no confusion.…
The Patriots
Editors' choice
Florence Fein leaves Brooklyn during the Depression for promises of love and a future in accord with her communist idealism…
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