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Friday, 15 November 2013
An Interview with Deborah Swift, author of A Divided Inheritance
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Thank you, Deborah, for being our special guest author on The Review Blog today. I loved A Divided Inheritance and am curious to hear abo...
Thursday, 14 November 2013
A Divided Inheritance by Deborah Swift
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A Divided Inheritance is a fabulous read. Deborah Swift’s other two novels set in the seventeenth century, The Lady’s Slipper and Th...
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Review: SAINT OF THE BURNING HEART by Julia Robb
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Unless you've been waiting with breathless anticipation to read a book by an author with whose work you're familiar, and which you...
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Tuesday, 12 November 2013
PAULA'S PEOPLE: AUTHOR JANE GRAY
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Many thanks to Paula Lofting for featuring The Bitti Chai on The Review. Paula said just to tell the readers something about myself and th...
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Monday, 11 November 2013
Jayne's Corner: Interview with Regency author Jane Lark
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For Jayne’s corner this month I am trying my hand at interviewing and the author Jane Lark has agreed to talk to me. Jane lives near S...
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Sunday, 10 November 2013
Marsha's Monday: Review of The Bitti Chai by Jane Gray
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The Bitti Chai, a B.R.A.G medallion honoree, by Jane Gray is a charming tale about Reigneth Gray, a sweet, beautiful girl of fifteen l...
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Saturday, 9 November 2013
The Strange Case of Mr Brodie and Mr Hyde
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Edinburgh is a city which lends itself to notorious characters both real and fictional. From the body snatchers Burke and Hare to Inspecto...
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