L.K. Mason
The Eloquence of Blood
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The Eloquence of Blood opens on Christmas Eve in Paris of 1686. Against a backdrop of a harsh winter, ex-soldier and now-Jesuit scholar Charles ...Read Review
Alcestis
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Those familiar with Greek mythology may recall Alcestis as the symbol of an ideal wife, a woman who so loved her husband, Admetus, ...Read Review
The Lost Duke of Wyndham
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Being the companion to the dowager Duchess of Wyndham is no easy job, as Grace Eversleigh, said companion for far too many years, ...Read Review
Jane Eyre’s Daughter
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Originally published in 1997 as Consequence, Jane Eyre’s Daughter tells, as the title suggests, the tale of Janet Rochester, only daughter of Jane ...Read Review
Never Deceive A Duke
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Never Deceive a Duke is Carlyle’s second Neville family novel. Gareth Lloyd, part-owner of Neville Shipping, finds himself saddled with the title ...Read Review
The God of Spring
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It is 1818, and French artist Théodore Géricault is in danger of becoming the 19th century equivalent of a one-hit wonder, unable ...Read Review
Simply Love
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Anne Jewell, teacher at Miss Martin’s School for Girls in Regency England, is twenty-nine, unmarried, and independent. She is also an unwed ...Read Review
The Adventures of Johnny Vermillion
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“Most of what follows took place in the West. Not just any West.” So begins the tale of Johnny Vermillion’s theatre ...Read Review
Jack of Clubs
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“Cap’n Jack” Endicott is the younger brother of Alexander “Ace” Chalfont Endicott, the Earl of Carde. Back from the Peninsular Wars, ...Read Review
Götz and Meyer
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It is rare that a slim book can wield such emotional impact, but Götz and Meyer is small in page-length alone; the ...Read Review