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Suzanne Adair‘s A Hostage to Heritage is the latest in her Michael Stoddard American Revolution Thriller series.
The third installment in Rebecca Lochlann‘s The Child of the Erinyes series is In the Moon of Asterion.
Our newest member is Colin Falconer, who adds seven novels to our Ancient, Medieval, 15-16th Centuries and 20th Century lists.
V. R. Christensen‘s second book, Cry of the Peacock, appears in our 19th Century list.
M. Ruth Myers‘ The Whiskey Tide is a new addition to our 20th Century list.
Lisa Yarde brings us four novels set in the Medieval period.
Our Medieval page also boasts two other new novels: Annmarie Banks‘ The Necromancer’s Grimoire and Sarah Woodbury‘s Exiles in Time.
Mirella Sichirollo Patzer is the author of four novels, one set in the Medieval period and three in the 17th-18th Centuries.
Richard Sutton adds two 20th Century novels to our Catalog.
Ann Parker enriches our list with her four Silver Rush mysteries.
Iva Polansky shares a Victorian traveler’s reaction to the French Marriage Market in The Baffled Americans.
Rebecca Lochlann’s newest novel, In the Moon of Asterion, the third in her The Child of the Erinyes series, is our newest Featured Book. Lochlann writes about the fascinating connections she has found between bronze age Crete and Scotland in this blog piece.

Suzanne Adair’s second Michael Stoddard American Revolution thriller, A Hostage to Heritage, is our second Featured Book. Adair writes about how she uses Revolutionary War reenactment for historical research in this blog piece.