Cecelia Holland
The House of Daniel
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The South, 1934, the Depression. The world has collapsed; zombies have taken all the jobs (they don’t need to be paid); vampires tap ...Read Review
Grace
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In a twist on Toni Morrison’s Beloved, Natashia Deón spins a novel in which the young mother fleeing slavery dies, the ...Read Review
Captain in Calico
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Readers know the late George MacDonald Fraser as the author of the Flashman series, that wickedly funny long-term diatribe on the grim costs ...Read Review
The Heiress of Linn Hagh
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It’s England in 1809, a time of two-wheel shays, smoky taverns, highwaymen, and the Bow Street Runners, two of whose adherents star in ...Read Review
Malice at the Palace: A Royal Spyness Mystery
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The American fascination with the sex lives of the British royal house extends from the Tudors all the way up to the latest ...Read Review
Going Home
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After an explosive, vivid moment of battle, Joseph Forsyth winds up in a hospital tent, with the doctor giving him up for dead. ...Read Review
A Double Sorrow
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This rewarding little book is an ambitious sheaf of verses, each seven lines long, retracing the story of Troilus and Cressida—not Shakespeare’...Read Review
House of Purple Cedar
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“The hour has come to speak of troubled times. Though the bodies have long ago returned to dust, too many ghosts still linger ...Read Review
Maud’s Line
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Maud Nail, growing up on the Cherokee allotment lands in the 1920s, shares a tiny shack and a hard life with her father, ...Read Review
Fire Flowers
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“Two yankii sailors—enormous black men in flapping white trousers with tiny hats perched on the tops of their heads—were strolling amongst ...Read Review
