Leepike Ridge by N.D. Wilson
In a couple of hundred pages Wilson paints this great picture of a family and a community interacting around this mountain and the treasures that may lie undern...
Book reviews
In a couple of hundred pages Wilson paints this great picture of a family and a community interacting around this mountain and the treasures that may lie undern...
The Overnight Socialite by Bridie Clark Publishers Weekly Clark (Because She Can) moves the Pygmalion myth to Manhattan, adds a dash of Thelma and Louise and pr...
It’s a Don’s Life by Mary Beard In her now-famous blog, Mary Beard has made her name as a wickedly subversive commentator on the world in which we l...
*This was inadvertently buried in the Mail pile and wanted to make you aware of it Tattoo: A Pepe Carvalho Mystery (Pepe Carvalho Mysteries) Publishers Weekly T...
Jure Fiorillo’s Great Bastards of History: True and Riveting Accounts of the Most Famous Illegitimate Children Who Went on to Achieve Greatness is about t...
I just finished the latest book in John Maddox Roberts’ SPQR series that chronicles the adventures of Roman Senator Decius Caecilius Metellus during the l...