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Book Review:: Rules of the Heart | Janice Hadlow
Have you ever been swept up in an engrossing historical timepiece that runs on romance? If not, you need to pick up Rules of the Heart by…
Historical Fiction
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Book Review:: Ship of Dreams | Donna Jones Alward
Sometimes I wonder how the next generations will remember the disaster that was The Titanic. Books like this one carry the story forward, to guard against letting…
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Book Review:: The Ministry of Time | Kaliane Bradley
The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley is a fascinating, captivating, historical – sci-fi – romance – adventure – thriller. Ha. It’s a mashup of multiple genres…
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Book Review: Boleyn Traitor | Philippa Gregory
Philippa Gregory is a master of crafting intriguing political intrigue out of real-world figures from Tudor English history. Does she take liberties? Experts say a resounding yes…
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Book Review:: Where the Library Hides | Isabel Ibanez
Where the Library Hides is the second book in the Secrets of the Nile Duology by Isabel Ibanez. If you have not started this wonderful historical fantasy…
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Book Review:: Circle of Days | Ken Follett
Put yourself in the shoes (or lack of them) of our ancestors. Those tribes of people who came before us. Living in rudimentary societies, living off of…
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Book Review:: Buckeye | Patrick Ryan
What can I say about this stunning novel except that it will move you. It is a story of life, love and war, family and community, marriage,…
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Book Review:: The Hounding | Xenobe Purvis
The Hounding is a new novel by Xenobe Purvis full of mysticism, skepticism, and general uproar over rumor and gossip that will have consequences for an entire…
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Book Review:: Greenwich | Kate Broad
Greenwich is a bit of an odd book that isn’t easy to slot into conventional genre conventions. As a millennial, it’s hard for me to call this…
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Book Review:: The Gravedigger’s Almanac | Oliver Potzsch
If you have any interest in exploring some of the earliest practices of modern criminology, this is the mystery for you! Oliver Potzsch’s newest release, The Gravedigger’s…