Bethany Latham
Beasts of the Sea
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In the mid-18th century, Georg Wilhelm Steller is a “theologian, naturalist, and curious man.” Commander Vitus Bering (of Bering Strait and Sea) ...Read Review
The Way of Transgressors: A Novel in Stories
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Edward Brown nurtured an impulse many of us have and cultivated until it grew into an engrossing little novel: Interesting things happened here ...Read Review
Realms of the Round Table
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John Matthews, an Arthurian scholar, boasts a five-decades-long study of British legend resulting in 90 books. This one is divided into three: Book of ...Read Review
The Country Under Heaven
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Ovid Vesper has made it through the Civil War alive, but not unscathed. Living a peripatetic existence, he moves from one town to ...Read Review
Death at a Highland Wedding (Rip Through Time Novels, 4)
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In Victorian Scotland, former housemaid Catriona Mitchel serves as “assistant” to Dr. Duncan Gray and his friend, Edinburgh Detective Hugh McCreadie, which puts ...Read Review
The Devil Hath a Pleasing Shape (The Stephen Robbins Chronicles, 3)
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Stephen Robbins, physically and mentally scarred, already has a storied history by the time this novel begins in 1924. When a college co-ed is ...Read Review
The Specimen
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In Georgian Edinburgh, Isobel Tait quietly endures anticipatory grief – her son’s rare heart defect is fatal. Isobel’s last hope is dashed ...Read Review
The Devil Raises His Own
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California during the Edwardian era is an interesting place. The blurbs call this a “crime saga,” and there is crime and violence galore, ...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
The Order of the Furies: 1795 (The Wolf and the Watchman Book 3)
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This is the third in a trilogy set in 18th-century Stockholm, and a fitting finale to a tale that is pervasively dark, gripping, ...Read Review
