Mary Tod
The Secret Rooms: A True Story of a Haunted Castle, a Plotting Duchess, and a Family Secret
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Catherine Bailey went to Belvoir Castle on the Rutland family estate to “research a book about this small corner of England in the ...Read Review
Churchill’s First War
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What many people know about Winston Churchill centers on his stirring leadership during WWII as Britain’s Prime Minister. Here Con Coughlin gives ...Read Review
Highlander Betrayed
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Highlander Betrayed begins as Nicholas Fitz Hugh, spy for Edward I, accepts a mission to steal the Highland Targe, an item reputed to ...Read Review
Brave Hearts
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London, 1941. In a loveless marriage and haunted by the death of her only child, Catherine Cavanaugh has neither hope nor joy in her ...Read Review
Dry Bones
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Dry Bones is the third novel and the conclusion of Peter Quinn’s trilogy featuring Fintan Dunne, a detective, OSS agent and WWII ...Read Review
Anarchy
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Harold of Hereford was raised by his mother Estrith, a respected nun and churchwright, to take pride in his English heritage and to ...Read Review
Lillian & Dash
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“A boozy, raucous, endlessly imaginative rendition of America during Hollywood’s golden age, as experienced through the lives of two of it most ...Read Review
The Paris Affair
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The Paris Affair begins with a two-page list of characters, a mix of real historical figures and fictional people. The opening chapters are ...Read Review
Paperboy
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The hero in this delightful book stutters. He calls his best friend “Rat” because he can’t pronounce “Art” properly. When our hero – ...Read Review
Patton: Blood, Guts, and Prayer
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In the acknowledgements, Michael Keane describes his work as focused on General George S. Patton’s “formative and guiding principles”. To accomplish this, ...Read Review
