Set in a world resembling medieval Russia, Plain Kate starts with small and ugly Kate Carver, who must watch her beloved father die. He has witch’s fever, and soon, an anti-magic hysteria grips the land. The gypsy-like Roamers are persecuted, people are burned. And even Kate herself
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Dominance, by Will Lavender is a quintessential mystery through and through. The novel takes place in two different time periods, 1994 and the present day, and Lavender is able to carefully keep both narratives exciting in this literary mystery novel.
With the 100 year anniversary of World War I approaching, examination of this sometimes little understood event may well become a popular topic of study for the everyday reader. Adam Hochschild’s To End All Wars is an excellent start if one would like to broaden und
This well done documentary tells us about the inner workings of Paris’ most famous museum, the Louvre.
Gone is a "what if" story. What if everyone over the age of 14 suddenly disappeared? What if this phenomenon was localized, affecting a small slice on the California coast? What if there was no visible way to escape the affected area and get back to the "normal" world?
Wither is Lauren DeStefano’s promising debut novel and is the first book in The Chemical Gardner Trilogy. In this compelling dystopian novel, DeStefano portrays our world as one that got seriously altered by human genetic engineering.
I am always on the lookout to find new hard-boiled mysteries/thrillers so I happened onto this book while browsing and decided to give it a try. I’m glad I did. What a fun read! Jack Reilly is a retired cop just trying to make it through the day. His “brudda” is in prison and complicates his life no end. So he ends up doing a favor for his brudda’s frie