Murder in the Reading Room

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Anita Davison

Cozy Murder fans will enjoy the latest and final intrigue in the Golden Age Mystery series, Murder in the Reading Room from Anita Davison. A man is murdered in the...
A Dangerous Justice

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John Pilkington

Please note that A Dangerous Justice from John Pilkington is breath of fresh air in the Historic Fiction Crime genre which will prove to be addictive, so thankfully, this is...
The Mayan Betrayal

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Lex Faulkner

Mexico and the Mayan civilization are the focus for book two in the Ethan Frost Archaeological Thriller series from Lex Faulkner, The Mayan Betrayal It is 1031BC and the seasonal...
How to Not Marry a Lord

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Emma Orchard

Emma Orchard delivers a light-hearted Regency Romance How To Not Marry a Lord as she introduces the Constantine Sisters who have just discovered they are no longer boarder line poor,...
Coins in the Fountain

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Written by Secondari, John H. Foreword by Secondari, Linda.

First published in 1952 to a runaway success, Coins in the Fountain by John H Secondari went on to forever place the Trevi Fountain in the folkloric, minds and hearts...
A Single Witness

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Christine Balint

Dark and deeply disturbing A Single Witness from Christine Balint returns to a time when judgement was freely handed out and a woman’s lot was hard, challenging and accepted. Italy...
The French Vendetta

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Michael Simon

A sudden change of plans to a long overdue honeymoon with Sally and baby Leia sees Charles Holbrook taking up the offer of a friend’s farmhouse in Gascony, which seems...
A Wartime Promise for the East End Girls

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Jean Fullerton

Long awaited, the third book in the East End Girls Series, A Wartime Promise for the East End Girls, does not disappoint.  London is still suffering badly; the girls of...
Isadora: A Duke’s Obsession 

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DG Rampton

DG Rampton is a fresh voice in the world of Regency fiction with her ‘Taming of the Dukes Series’, as the stunningly beautiful Miss Isadora Jones stumbles into a dead...
The Irish Inheritance

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Daisy O'Shea

Reading the latest book from Daisy O’Shea, The Irish Inheritance, is akin to taking a visit to Ireland as her descriptive use of language and dialogue brings not only the...