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Reviews of some 25,000+ historical fiction books
A Wasp in the Beehive (The Brigid Reardon Mysteries)
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In 1881, Brigid Reardon is newly settled into the Cutter home in Salt Lake City after leaving Cheyenne, where she left her brother Seamus, ...Read Review
Asterios and the Labyrinth (Mythos of Knossos)
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The storied reign of King Minos, ruler of Knossos on the island of Crete during the Bronze Age (circa 1700 BCE), is enveloped in ...Read Review
Murder at the Moulin Rouge: A Blackwell & Watson Time-Travel Mystery
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Steven Blackwell is a 1930s police detective. Olivia Watson is a 21st-century journalist. This cozy mystery is their fifth time-travel adventure, with a ...Read Review
The Repentants
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Scotland, 1790, and Florrie Aitken—a wealthy but emotionally neglected housewife—strides out, determined to experience ‘pure bliss’. Unfortunately, just at the moment of ...Read Review
Nikephoros II Phokas, 912–969: The White Death of the Saracens
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Finnish Byzantine scholar Syvänne has turned his dissertation into the definitive volume on Nikephoros II as military leader—don’t come looking ...Read Review
The Forgotten Sonata
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This story opens in the hallowed halls of Cambridge, where history scholar Oliver Beale receives a battered journal from his aunt, tempting him ...Read Review
All in Her Hands
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This third entry in the Nora Beady historical series invites readers to witness the day-to-day medical and surgical practice of Dr. Nora Gibson (...Read Review
Rose by the Sea: An Armenian Journey of Courage and Hope
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Dzovinar, which means “rose by the sea,” lives cozily with her sister and parents in a cottage beside a lake, surrounded by flowers. ...Read Review
Margery and Me
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Sometimes what makes a book unique is its perspective. The narrator in this novel about the 1920s spiritualism craze is a spirit himself, ...Read Review
The Two Deaths of Lillian Carmichael
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In 1853 South Carolina, Lillian Carmichael faces the noose for the murder of her sister. Though Lillian is innocent, it makes no difference now; ...Read Review






