Mary F. Burns
The Age of Genius: The 17th Century and the Birth of the Modern Mind
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This is the book for you if you need to know anything about the 17th century in Europe and Great Britain. As a ...Read Review
The Great Revolt: A Brother Athelstan Medieval Mystery
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This is the tenth Brother Athelstan mystery in the series, and Doherty delivers crime and politics in equal measure. In 1381, his “diminutive Dominican” ...Read Review
Behind the Mask: The Life of Vita Sackville-West
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This new biography of Vita Sackville-West is a treasure trove of quotes from letters sent and received by the inimitable iconoclast whose life ...Read Review
The Language of Paradise
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This novel requires a new genre: Literary-Philosophical-Historical might be a start. The premise is intriguing and esoteric: against the background of early to ...Read Review
The Dragon of Handale
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Fifth in the Abbess Hildegard mystery series, this installment sees Hildegard returning to England after a year abroad, with the decision before her ...Read Review
Sidney Chambers and the Forgiveness of Sins
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This is a collection of six short stories, closely adjacent in time, which is the fourth installment in the Grantchester Mysteries, starring the ...Read Review
The Voices
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Tallis’ recent move away from the Max Liebermann Mysteries, set in early 20th-century Vienna, into more modern-era psychological mysteries comes solidly into its ...Read Review
In the Company of Sherlock Holmes
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For anyone who loves Sherlock Holmes, this is a must read! It’s a collection of short stories by a wide variety of ...Read Review
Consult the Oracle: A Victorian Guide to Folklore and Fortune Telling
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This handy little compendium of Victorian-era superstitions and folklore is a fun resource if you need research for this time period, or if ...Read Review
Lisette’s List
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Lisette’s List is a sojourn—a long stay—in the south of France, in the small village of Roussillon, and as such, ...Read Review