Mary Fisk
The Royal Station Master’s Daughters in Love (The Royal Station Master’s Daughters Series Book 3 of 3)
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This is the final part of a trilogy featuring Beatrice, Ada and Jessie, the daughters of Harry Saward, the stationmaster at Wolferton in ...Read Review
Our Fair Lily (Flower Girls)
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1875: Lily Moon is a miner’s daughter from Galley Common, near Nuneaton in the English Midlands. She works as a parlour maid for ...Read Review
A Lady To Treasure
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All the familiar tropes of a Regency romance are here, except that the young couple whose love story is beset by misunderstandings and ...Read Review
Lucifer’s Game
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Rome, 1942. Cordelia Olivieri needs to leave Italy because her Jewish heritage puts her in danger. Father Colombo passes information to the British from ...Read Review
Waking the Tiger
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Singapore, December 1939. The shadow of war in Europe and the expansionist ambitions of Japan hang over the British colony. Inspector Maximo Betancourt’s ...Read Review
A Woman’s War
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Simon Block was behind the TV drama Home Fires, and his novel Keep the Home Fires Burning (2018) was reviewed in HNR 86. These introduced ...Read Review
The Girls from Greenway
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Chelmsford, Essex, in the mid-1960s, is not the most “happening” of towns. Teenager Angie Smith is bored with her factory job and ...Read Review
Death Makes No Distinction: A Dan Foster Mystery
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Lucienne Boyce’s late 18th-century Dan Foster mysteries move from strength to strength. In this third adventure, our hero – child street-thief turned pugilist ...Read Review
The Xanthe Schneider Enigma Files
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In this twisty World War 2 espionage thriller, we follow the missions of Xanthe Schneider, a young American crossword champion from Cincinnati, who happens ...Read Review
The Great Eastern
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I have never read anything quite like The Great Eastern – an addictive, steampunk fantasy that blends 19th-century fact with characters from 19th-century fiction. ...Read Review
