Beth Kanell
A Botanist’s Guide to Tradition and Treachery
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This is book 5 of the Saffron Everleigh mysteries, set in the 1920s, when women have begun claiming new public lives. Saffron is a ...Read Review
The Heir of Whitestone
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Catherine Coulter’s impressive list of novels already includes 12 in the Sherbrooke series, and The Heir of Whitestone builds on that world of ...Read Review
Few and Far Between
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This rural Northern Ireland gothic is based on a historical “what if”: What if Irish prime minister Terrence O’Neill had gone ahead ...Read Review
The Deliverance of Barker McRae
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Trigger warning: Barker McRae’s 1833 departure from her uncle’s harsh Georgia home can only improve her life, because of the abuse of ...Read Review
The Far Reach of Yesterday
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This time-slip novel asks the reader to accept a great deal—while making it clear that Rachel Winston must accept at least twice ...Read Review
Crown City (A Japantown Mystery)
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Naomi Hirahara’s two recent “Japantown” mysteries wove criminal investigation into the World War II-era lives of Japanese immigrants and their American-born families ...Read Review
The Lost Masterpiece
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B. A. Shapiro’s critical acclaim for The Art Forger gives her a high bar to clear with her new multiple-narrator book tackling ...Read Review
The Spartan Sacrifice (A Jump in Time, 4)
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This fourth in a series of time-jumping novels takes 17-year-old Dan Renfrew to the year 480 BC, just in time to witness the most ...Read Review
Don’t Forget Me, Little Bessie
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Texas Rangers, battles with an oil company, and the social ructions as the 19th century collapses into the 20th: James Lee Burke piles ...Read Review
That Which Binds Us
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The debut novel from Cathy Rigg comes with fine polish and skill, spun across five characters in the approach to, endurance through, and ...Read Review
