I must admit, I’m not much for “prequels” to books, movies, or television series. But an exception to this feeling is the admiration I have fo…
Vicki Delaney is as busy as the proverbial bee when it comes to writing. She’s the author of the Lighthouse Library Mysteries (writing as Eva …
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.
Molly MacRae pens the Highland Bookshop Mystery Series, and her latest work, Thistles and Thieves is just as good as the first.
Ellery Adams new series featuring the Secret, Book, and Scone Society members is set in Miracle Springs, a small town in western North Carolin…
Beginning with the initial novel Death Comes to the Village, readers have enjoyed the mystery series featuring Lady Lucy and Major Sir Robert …
Readers met Rosalind Thorne a short time ago with the publication of A Useful Woman by Darcie Wilde. Set in Regency England, the series featur…
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Sara Gruen, herself a New York Times bestselling author, calls The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek “an unputdownable book.” I wholeheartedly agree.
Eva Gates pens the Bodie Island Lighthouse mystery series.
Rita Mae Brown’s series featuring “Sister” Jane Arnold and her foxhunting friends in Virginia has quite a following. I’m proud to be included …
Anne Perry’s works featuring William Monk and the team of Charlotte and Thomas Pitt have already firmly established her as one of the bestsell…
Readers first met Lady Dunbridge, the young widow of a British lord, in Ask Me No Questions, debut novel by Shelley Noble, when she arrived in…
Readers first met Lady Dunbridge, the young widow of a British lord, in Ask Me No Questions, debut novel by Shelley Noble, when she arrived in…
M.C. Beaton has done it again.
It’s 1929 in London, just before the Great Crash that would plunge the world into the Great Depression, when Kate Shackleton received a surpri…
Craig Shirley has made quite a name for himself as a Reagan scholar and the author of Reagan Rising, Rendezvous with Destiny, Regan’s Revoluti…
American adventuress Beryl Helliwell and her friend, prim and proper Edwina Davenport of England teamed up as private detectives in Jessica El…
A new girl’s in town.
Victoria Thompson’s series featuring Elizabeth Miles, a former grifter and now the fiance of wealthy Gideon Bates, is set in New York City in …
Martha Grimes established herself as a premier writer of mysteries decades ago when she introduced readers to Richard Jury, a British detectiv…
The immigrant question echoes daily in television, radio, and newspaper reports. And did I fail to mention “Online” services?
Author Rhys Bowen introduced us to Lady Georgiana Rannoch and Darcy O’Mara several years ago and has entertained readers since with their on-a…
It’s the final days of America’s ill-fated Prohibition efforts when the ocean liner carrying Amory and Milo Ames to America docks in New York …
Several years ago, Alison Weir began a series of historical novels, each one focusing on one of Henry VIII’s six wives. Recently the fourth of…
Many will recall the horrible troubles which beset Northern Ireland and England in the 1960s and 1970s. Rooted deep in their history, issues i…
W. Caleb McDaniel teaches history at Rice University. His first book, The Problem of Democracy in the Age of Slavery, won the Merle Curti Awar…
This seems to have been the season for books, both fiction and non-fiction, focusing on France during World War II.
Imagine, if you will, Hyacinth Bucket as a World War II spy.
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