September 1890. The academic year begins at the Carlisle school ā a military-style boarding school for Indians run by Captain Richard Henry Pratt whose motto, āKill the Indian, Save the Manā is enforced in the classroom… Continue reading Book Review: To Save the Man
Lady Morgan surveys her life at an unhappy marriage and a vengeful husband determined to keep their son from his queenās clutches, a true love she canāt be with, a jealous rival in magician Merlin who has the ear of Morganās half-brother King Arthur, and strange but wonderful powers of her own she is still exploring. Continue reading Book Review: Le Fay
Everyone knows Ruby Devereaux’s books. But no one knows her story… until now. Continue reading Book Review: The Scandalous Life of Ruby Devereaux
One priceless artefact. Two unlikely sleuths.
A murder stranger than fiction. Continue reading Book Review: A Deadly Discovery
Emmaās arrival in Ireland leads her to discover family secrets and become involved in the Irish Womenās Suffrage Society in Cork. However, Emmaās path to suffrage was never meant to lead to a forbidden love affairā¦ Continue reading Book Review: Maid of Steel
Anya Marleigh is a singer and sitar player in Queen Charlotteās court. She is left a fortune by one of her elderly clients who used to hire her for musical evenings.
But there is a condition attached. Anya must marry before her next birthday if she wants to see any of the fortune. Continue reading Book Review: Unladylike Rules of Attraction
Grace is appalled when a body, dragged from the Thames, is identified as Catherine Smith, who has lodged with Grace and her family for the last eight years before suddenly disappearing. Continue reading Book Review: The Lodger
A testament to the sacrifices that parents make, and a love letter to the children who survive the most unfathomable dangers – and never stop dreaming. Continue reading Book Review: The Wind Knows My Name
In the eyes of her family, Artemisia should accept her fate. In the eyes of the law, she is the villain. Continue reading Book Review: Disobedient
Women can be heroes. When nursing student Frankie McGrath hears these words, it is a revelation, so when her brother ships out to serve in Vietnam, she joins the Army Nurse Corps and follows his path. Continue reading Book Review: The Women
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