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Sharpe’s Assassin: Richard Sharpe and the Occupation of Paris, 1815
Here is another gritty and exciting episode in Cornwell’s long-running historical series, seen through the eyes of a common yet extraordinary soldier.
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The Garden of Angels
A good read for those who love their World War II thrillers with a bit of history included. Followers of Donna Leon’s “Commissario Brunetti” mysteries may appreciate the atmosphere and the intrigue.
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Lionhearts
Readers of the first volume may want to continue this convoluted tale, but starting here is not recommended.
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Black Sun Rising
Carr’s second crime novel (following The Devils of Cardona) is perfect for readers who like 1930s-era movies featuring foreign locales, perverted villains, and intrepid detectives.
Book of the Little Axe
A sad, compelling novel about a woman of color who fights against society’s expectation, Francis-Sharma’s novel (after ’Til the Well Runs Dry) is an excellent choice for book groups. [See Prepub Alert, 12/9/19.]
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Lost Hills
Angelenos may enjoy the geographic details, but most mystery buffs will find this less than compelling.
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Sword of Kings
One can start with this volume, but readers of history and warfare, not to mention Game of Thrones fans, will want to go back and read the entire series, especially with four seasons filmed for British television. [See Prepub Alert, 5/13/19.]
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Call upon the Water
Historian and author (Tides of War) Tillyard’s lyrical novel aptly recounts the dour days of Cromwell, the promise of the Restoration Era, and everyday life during those times, offering something for history buffs and romantics alike.
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Dragonfly
A long and leisurely spy novel, reminiscent of a 1950s movie. Recommended where there is voracious genre readership.
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