Margaret Barr
The Antigallican
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With its captivating, pungent, and sharply drawn characters, this first installment in a series of sea stories is a welcome addition to the ...Read Review
Blindspot: By a Gentleman in Exile and a Lady in Disguise
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Academics Kamensky and Lepore have produced a deliciously entertaining novel of pre-Revolutionary Boston. By turns bawdy, poignant, satirical, and patriotic, it is an ...Read Review
Secret Bride
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Damion Templeton, Viscount Woodhurst, is experiencing a problem all too common in Regency romance novels—to satisfy his dying grandmother he needs a ...Read Review
Impulse and Initiative: A Pride and Prejudice Variation
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“What if Mr. Darcy didn’t take no for an answer?” is the premise of this speculative work. After reading it, the answer ...Read Review
Your Scandalous Ways
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After her bitter and high-profile society divorce, Francesca Bonnard took revenge on her husband by making herself the most notorious and sought-after courtesan ...Read Review
My Lord and Spymaster
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In her quest to expose the spy known as Cinq and secure her father’s release from prison, Jessamyn Whitby relies on the ...Read Review
Conceit
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The Great Fire of London is the framing device for Mary Novik’s insightful portrait of famous and obscure 17th-century Londoners. This novel ...Read Review
Mistress of the Revolution
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Though Gabrielle de Montserrat was born into the minor aristocracy of France’s Auvergne region and convent-educated, she is less concerned with class ...Read Review
Privilege And Scandal: The Remarkable Life of Harriet Spencer, Sister of Georgiana
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Daughter of a prominent family, sister to the infamous Duchess of Devonshire, Harriet Spencer lived in a universe of sophisticated, morally lax aristocrats. ...Read Review
Not Quite A Lady
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In girlhood, bearing a child in secret was the price Lady Charlotte Hayward paid for her seduction by an unscrupulous suitor. Knowing the ...Read Review
